Sentence examples for of goofball from inspiring English sources

He is a pudgy, unkempt stoner who lives with a group of goofball pals.

Later, in his own revision, "Chicken in Black" went from being an eager stab at relevance to a stealthy form of goofball protest.

But it goes on too long: two hours and forty minutes of ten actors playing the wind, the sea, and a bunch of goofball sailors travelling from vixen to vixen.

'I guess it's not much of a narrative.' " Kraus told me, "I just reread 'Through a Scanner Darkly,' and the Philip K. Dick character is always this kind of goofball loser.

"Who do you love?" is one of rock's great statements, one of titanic self-assurance in the hands of Bo Diddley, who wrote the famous song of that name, or of goofball braggadocio in the hands of Ronnie Hawkins and the many others who have covered it with libidinous relish.

If Mr. Quinn, the state's most successful "gadfly," inspires an image of "goofball," his Republican opponent, Bill Brady, may benefit and lead us to his promised land — where there are no taxes and where most men and women can carry concealed guns.

Below is the 1991 song "No Nose Job" by Digital Underground, a brilliant bunch of goofballs.

Mr. DeVito is one of a gaggle of goofballs desperately smitten with Beth because she plucked some coins out of a fountain in Rome.

For an army of goofballs at an away game, the Starks have an impressive war-room setup: lanterns, tables, maps, a diagram made of rocks.

So began my most extraordinary drug trip, the most intense since controlled substances carried a generation of goofballs like me into the darkness or light or wherever it was we were traveling in any given moment so long ago.

Pausing between mishaps and detours, the narrator gives us a little history here and there, none of it terribly compelling; in his eyes, the waste, cruelty and stupidity of the past blend seamlessly into the present, a vapid continuum of goofballs, eccentrics and scroungers.