Randall lectures frequently to wine societies and technical groups, and occasionally contributes " quixotically sincere " articles to wine journals.
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In his hands, abandoned debris or kitsch is quixotically plasticized into a brand of postminimalist sculpture with a seductive touch of bling.
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The series, the second produced by the high-profile company Dreamworks, is quixotically determined to find romance and drama in the suburbs.
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She found similarities all over the world and decided, quixotically, to create a festival where far-flung traditions could enjoy a reunion.
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I liked his summation ( delivered quixotically on Page 15 ) : " Drink what you like and keep trying new things ."
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His answer was airily and quixotically Ginrichesque, saying of the delegates, " They might do worse and I think they will ."
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Most quixotically of all, the title page displays the word'Annual', although it has been eight years since the last edition appeared ."
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My family has its own claptrap tin wine press, which my uneducated country-boy grandfather quixotically lugged across Europe and to the United States three generations ago.
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Although changes accompany every transition in administrations, the basic structure of our nation demands that the law not shift quixotically simply because someone new occupies the White House.
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For much of the 1990s, Pearl Jam has been famously unyielding as it has tried, quixotically, to make million-selling rock while keeping a clear conscience.
