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quixotically's Usage Examples:

He joined the Democratic Party and quixotically sought the party nomination for President, running against William Jennings.

Dragon Island is also a name sometimes given (quixotically) to a small island in the Mediterranean Sea, a little more than one km.

Skin “powerfully dramatizes the stress and confusion of people who try, quixotically and sometimes nobly, to get inside the skin of another person, while.

Kishote, living up to his nickname, quixotically volunteers to help defend the besieged quarter.

In his hands, abandoned debris or kitsch is quixotically plasticized into a brand of postminimalist sculpture with a seductive.

A 2013 post on the DGR website quixotically titled Protect Women, Feminism, and Free Speech protests and defines.

"It was not so much that Charles of Anjou had a quixotically loyal ally in Trebizond," writes Anthony Bryer, "as that while Michael.

featured in architectural publications of the period (although one somewhat quixotically described it as a multiunit residence).

to wine societies and technical groups, and occasionally contributes "quixotically sincere" articles to wine journals.

In 1962 the Studebaker Corporation quixotically purchased the airline, retaining Kerkorian as president.

with a sensitive young Canadian liaison officer posted to his ship, who quixotically dies in a futile attempt to shield an injured kitten from an attacking.

mass meeting was held in a New York City hall at which Louis Fraina quixotically called for the establishment of a "Red Guard" of draft age men to be.

bending to the needs of the fussy phonographic cabaret he undertook so quixotically and affectedly after retiring the Jam.

In response, Yeats delivered a series of speeches that attacked the "quixotically impressive" ambitions of the government and clergy, likening their campaign.

the students of her daughter's academy in person and Ayame plans to quixotically storm the forest against a large force of the Decency Squad.

In response to other houses quixotically claiming certain items to be off-limits in regard to pranks (rendering.

when he quixotically tried to dissuade the Dublin poor from looting," or again that he was.

She longs to be a "hero of justice" and quixotically pursues her quest for justice by following Lina and fighting those who.

of a complete rearrangement of one of Spinoza's treatises, and then quixotically entitled it ‘Tractatus Theologico-Politicus by Karl Marx’.

quixotically's Meaning':

in a quixotic manner