| She lifts up her shirt and gazes at the Object's naked belly and, finally, with a kind of woefulness, bows her head and kisses it. |
| Two thirds of this record could be parodied, such is its woefulness. |
| His face is fuller, and he has almost lost the hangdog woefulness of his youth — almost, but not quite, which turns out to be a good thing. |
| The editor is noted for addressing hacks at their end-of-term bash in a speech widely noted for its spectacular woefulness. |
| Small wonder modern heavy rock gets such a ribbing when it goes and gets itself involved in woefulness like this. |
| And, really, the only bright spot of yesterday for United, who are fast slipping into pre-McCall woefulness, was that they broke their duck against Hearts. |
