daffily造句

• His Junior League-ish wife, Daisy ( the ever fine Sigourney Weaver ), is a spritely, daffily self-centered harridan who keeps nagging him to get a better job.
• The movie takes way too long to meander into its convoluted plot, and it's disconcerting to see Watson _ trying on a broad Chicaaaaago accent _ turn down her natural intelligence; she appears stiff and uncomfortable playing someone as daffily serious as Trixie.
• But Pyron, who previously trained his hyperanalytical eye on Margaret Mitchell ( in the well-received " Southern Daughter " ) and " Gone With the Wind, " is daffily intent on making a scholarly study of the performer famed for introducing rhinestone-studded hot pants to Las Vegas.
• "I'm Wild Again, " in short, would seem to cement Brown's reputation as a retrograde sex monkey, a Cosmo girl who has graduated to her twilight years just as daffily sex-crazed and man-centric as she was a generation ( or two, or three ) ago.
• But it is more than sufficient considering how much Soutine packed into every inch of his best paintings, flattening space, agitating texture, modulating backgrounds into tonal symphonies of red or blue, as in " Woman in Red, " or his most famous picture, " The Page Boy at Maxim's, " a daffily ingratiating figure in a scarlet uniform.
• Cole hones it beautifully on " Love Story, " through such dreamy, boyish pop tunes as " Sentimental Fool " ( " the more I learn, the less I know, " he sings ), " Trigger Happy " ( " because you're young, there ain't nothing you can't do " ) and " Let's Get Lost, " where he daffily advises someone to go work on a farm and " get a pair of cheap skates ."