Not just all, you know airy fairy stuff.

BBC: Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones

"She's quite airy-fairy and likes to make her mind up last-minute, " said Ms. Ecclestone.

WSJ: The Ecclestones: The New First Family of Real Estate

Along with a flair for airy-fairy waffle, Mr Hatoyama has exhibited breathtaking indecision.

ECONOMIST: Banyan

And managing a portfolio of brands is complicated and demanding: people who made their fortunes manufacturing things may not be suited to the airy-fairy world of brand management.

ECONOMIST: Schumpeter

The American educational establishment's weakness for airy-fairy notions about the evils of standards and competition is particularly damaging to poor children who have few educational resources of their own to fall back on.

ECONOMIST: Lexington

As Mr Blair's all-but-anointed successor, Mr Brown is now doing his utmost to portray himself as an ardent public service reformer who can also be relied upon always to put security before airy-fairy worries about civil liberties.

ECONOMIST: Bagehot