Sentence examples for got goofier from inspiring English sources

After the Civil War, campaign biographies got goofier, borrowing from Howells's Lincoln not his love of law and learning but his name and his rough-hewn timbers.

In the absence of serious beefs, some other performers got goofy instead.

There may be no good way to write about one magazine in another, but it's fair to say that the rivalry between Luce and Ross, before it got goofy, served them both surprisingly well.

He got goofy.

The rivalry, "before it got goofy, served them both surprisingly well," says New Yorker writer Jill Lepore.

It gets goofier.

Things get goofy when we arrive at the Palazzo Farnese.

C: And? W: Mr. Ovitz was responsible for getting Goofy into the Betty Ford Center.

He has a quiet, focused energy that can seem gruff; around Sense and Cannon, though, he gets goofy.

So, the message to all goats appears to be simple: if you want to get ahead, you'd better get goofy.

"The women will get goofy," said Wylie Dufresne of WD-50, who has stood in his open kitchen posing for photographs with more bachelor and bachelorette parties than he can count.