Nuttily

It is, however, useful in restraining the more nuttily protectionist tendencies in American government. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Congrats to the winners... and the players for being so nuttily inspiring. ❋ Editorial Anonymous (2010)

"Nothing will ever be accomplished," she said, if there aren't people like her father willing to strike a blow against big government she also called him a hero, but then, as nuttily, thought better of that and retracted it. ❋ Michael Wolff (2010)

"Nothing will ever be accomplished," she said, if there aren't people like her father willing to strike a blow against big government (she also called him a hero, but then, as nuttily, thought better of that and retracted it). ❋ Unknown (2010)

I'm a bit surprised that folks are so surprised -- the MLK and LBJ reference was just as nuttily phrased. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I have been known to add a dash of hemp oil to the mess, which is nuttily delicious. ❋ Unknown (2009)

When Dogberry and his sidekick, Verges (Ben Elton), take off on their imaginary horses, whipping the air to a phantom froth, it's a nuttily Shakespearean comment on class status: the big shots of course have the real horses. ❋ Unknown (2008)

In the audience, we see Justin Guarini and Smokey Robinson, beaming nuttily. ❋ Ann Althouse (2007)

I mean, I've always known that "one cup" in America and Australia were different, but I just nuttily assumed Japan and America shared some sort of measuring cup fraternity. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Ms. Gibson's latest play, Suitcase, again directed by Mr. Aukin, is more ambitious and riskier in its neurotic way, and though it wobbles nuttily from time to time, we're left again with the pleasure of this fine playwright's company. ❋ Unknown (2004)

"I am a teacher and a leader," she says nuttily, "I know who I am." ❋ David Sexton (2012)

I don't believe that Mr. Bay is a sadist, an intentional one at least, but he's nuttily entertaining, and the "Transformers" are essential viewing of a perverse kind simply because they are the apotheosis of a type of contemporary industrial filmmaking, one that combines commercialism (aimed at young viewers) and militarism (the same). ❋ By A. O. SCOTT (2011)

Indiana Jones romps, this guns-a - blazing Korean hit offers a nuttily staged, beautifully filmed, but kind of brainless homage to old-school Hollywood. ❋ Unknown (2010)

'Modernism, as Josipovici understands it ... is art profoundly preoccupied with its own impossibility -- and that, in Josipovici's feelingly expressed but nuttily sweeping world-view, is the only art worth having.' ❋ Unknown (2010)

What our great nation needs is people who are wealthy but spend wildly and boldly - and even, yes, nuttily. ❋ Unknown (2010)

E-mailers accused me of throwing in my lot with the shrill forces on the right who nuttily insist Barack Obama is a Muslim Manchurian candidate. ❋ Unknown (2009)