| She knew that her brother was capable of any quixotry, any excess. |
| Perhaps the explanation of Picasso's quixotry can be found in something he said to the writer Giovanni Papini in 1952 Todayas, as you know, I am famous, I am rich. |
| This was an opportune moment to address the issue of the oppression of animals, until then catalogued in the annals of quixotry, as a serious moral problem. |
| Anyhow, this piece of Quixotry on your father's part, as it was unjust in itself, has brought forth a monstrous family of injustices. |
