Quixotic

When we last left off, Connor Roy was pouring tens of millions of dollars into a quixotic Presidential bid.

The etymology of INDIA reflected the quixotic approach of Narendra Modi's opponents.

The long and occasionally quixotic relationship between and Lindsey Graham has again turned negative after the South Carolina senator criticized the former president for refusing to support a federal abortion ban.

The long and occasionally quixotic relationship between Trump and Graham has turned negative once … Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.

Finally, someone has figured out how to put an end to students wasting their lives in the quixotic pursuit of knowledge associated with the humanities.

In the end, Kennedy's vanity campaign will be remembered only slightly more readily than the quixotic Senate aspirations of Caroline Kennedy (who once sought the open-seat appointment in New York that went to Kirsten Gillibrand).

Normally, an impeachment of a Trump cabinet official might seem quixotic given that the Republican-controlled Senate is unlikely to remove cabinet members from office.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a quixotic bid this month to overturn the election results in Michigan, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin in the Supreme Court.

That grandly quixotic undertaking unfolds amidst a population of wild parrots that have long made the forest their home, and it is a parrot that narrates (not through a voice, but through subtitles).

What's the point of protecting Australia's sovereignty against China only to yield it to Donald Trump's latest quixotic enthusiasm?

Bocanegra, who is aware of the quixotic nature of the endeavour, hopes to have a flexible space for workshops and exhibitions and, naturally, a gift shop.

Even as conversations around redevelopment of the Central Vista are on, it’s often in a quixotic manner.

Both Pochettino and Guardiola have previously described Bielsa as “the best coach in the world” and Emery is also something of a disciple of the quixotic Argentinean who is now Leeds United’s manager.

For the rest, it’s an opportunity for an unusually up-close glimpse into the creative world of this quixotic yet often contradictory genius.

In 1860, Orélie de Tounens, a quixotic lawyer from Tourtoirac, crossed south of Chile’s Biobío river into lands uncolonized by the Spanish empire.

It has certainly been a quixotic second act for the dedicated Freemason and Celebrity Conservative.

She’s a bit rough around the edges as major candidate, but she comes with the network she needs to make this more than a quixotic run.

The quixotic legal challenge has little to no chance of success in court; it’s a transparent effort to obstruct justice and delay the release of aging prisoner.

Abrahamic, Buddhist, Hollywoodize, Freudianism, and Reagonomics are capitalized; quixotic, bowdlerize, mesmerism, and pasteurization are not; aeolian, and alpinism may be capitalized or not.

During these last few decades of his life, this quixotic quest isolated Einstein from the mainstream of physics.