quixotically

Meanwhile, in Iraq, Adil Abdul-Mahdi, probably with half an eye on those leaders of the Hashd who like visiting Lebanon and making threats against Israel, has reiterated his support for Palestinian steadfastness against Israel and has promised to economically support new Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Shtayyeh as he seeks -- probably quixotically -- to end the economic dependency arising from Oslo that keeps the Palestinian economy tied to that of its far richer neighbor.

Dad worked as a builder and manual labourer, Mum as a seamstress or not at all -- yet the parents were also progressive, treating girls and boys equally (Efi recalls mixing cement and carrying bricks at 10, helping Dad build their house in Ayioi Trimithias) and arranging music lessons for all five kids, quixotically trusting in music to make them better people.

Notions of social justice that are rooted in a particular equitable distribution quixotically chase a benchmark that doesn't exist or, at least, doesn't last for long.

With this fatalistic conflict thrown in, Ebiere quixotically begins her environmental justice journey, and becomes the voice for Niger/Delta plebeians.

The second album by quixotically gifted brothers Brian and Michael D'Addario pulls out all the stops.

He had severe doubts about the viability of the railway project, begun by the government of Sir William Whiteway (2) in 1881, thinking that the cost would be excessive, and in 1882 he quixotically decided to contest the south coast district of Burgeo-La Poile in the general election held that year.

"It's a matter of time," he says, almost quixotically.

Roughly triangulating the locations called out on the police scanner, we reasoned, perhaps quixotically, that we had a few minutes to pack irreplaceable personal items, including 30 years of profound Art Culinaire film history stored in binders.

Yet Egerton-Warburton thwarts whatever nostalgia clings to the regional agriculture of his formative years (what he refers to as "being inside a symptom") by juxtaposing the obedient, corralled, and ear tag-bearing ewes quixotically facing the camera with snippets of unruly musings.

Kirsch deals with the vast topic of Hasidism somewhat quixotically by talking not so much about its founder, the Baal Shem Tov (ca.

It is as if they acknowledge the impossibility of the ekphrastic task at the same time that they quixotically assert the worthiness of the endeavor.