quixotic , auch: quixotical

And the last thing he wanted was some quixotic move from them.

But the groups involved say it's not quixotic at all.

There was, after all, nothing quixotic going on in his life.

Anyone would say I had brought myself so low that you could do something quixotic.

A quixotic side of his nature, however, seems to expect understanding.

"His conduct from the first would seem to have been quixotic."

You will find paradox here and a quixotic turn of mind.

His quest may seem quixotic, but he is far from alone.

Some kind of quixotic urge to try and do the right thing?

Which was not nearly reason enough to have gotten involved in this quixotic project.

There is a bit of a quixotic drive in Wooden.

Wait, is he the one who sent that quixotic message some months back?

I admit that it's quixotic to get worked up about this.

In the West, we would view something like this as a quixotic and think how naive these men were.

I still feel ready to set out on Quixotic expeditions.

And they are not alone in this quixotic magazine quest.

From a lesser source, this would sound a bit quixotic.

She did make one last quixotic bid for her old seat in 1998.

Her efforts to advocate for women's rights in a country where men run the show have long been considered quixotic at best.

So many lives cut short in pursuit of one man's own quixotic quest.

Maybe there are too few of us in the quixotic quest for quiet.

In the end, however, it is less quixotic than pointless.

He was too quixotic to have cared for it otherwise.

If it sounds quixotic, it's also intended to be good business for everyone.

Building on speculation in a fragile economy may seem quixotic.