goofily

Shadow of Rome's approach is sometimes goofily over the top.

He was more himself: serious and passionate but also goofily self-conscious.

Instead they seemed to do what they wanted, goofily bumping around.

He crossed his eyes and grinned at them goofily.

He glanced up and over at the goofily grinning Riva.

They were all sunburned and happy, smiling goofily into the camera lens.

Each play has a director with goofily appropriate credentials for the Shakespeare-inspired genre.

The main installation offers a goofily melodramatic vision of the art world as a police state.

Then he smiles goofily and says, "Boy, that would have been even easier without the monkey glove!"

I watched him grin goofily up at her.

But in a subtle and goofily educational way, they commit mayhem for science's sake.

You might meet these goofily abbreviated and distorted personages in a dream.

And so it was a surprise to discover that as a choreographer he is often a goofily funny man.

As I walked to the subway, I felt goofily happy.

Its immediate object is two goofily shaped districts with bare black majorities.

Still, playing to win on national TV is different than waving goofily at a camera from behind a local news reporter.

No.3 goofily smiles while staring upward to the sky.

The results are garish, superannuated and somehow goofily endearing.

Pretty, and goofily engaging as it is, "A Million Dots" does nothing to bring them home.

From it angled - goofily - dozens of plastic suitcases that held green apples or flowers.

As for the queen, she is so far from being a decisive potentate that she can seem goofily out of the loop.

Politics keeps things goofily good.

And it looked like he meant it; he was grinning goofily, as if too pleased to keep a straight face.

Maybe you have to be like this to comprehend the deep mysteries of the natural world: nature is pretty goofily un-self-aware itself.

It's a joke, so I laugh goofily.