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• r  in a fanciful manner

• Buckley's "modest proposal" has a whimsically beguiling logic.
• Now comes its third album, the whimsically titled Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness.
• Democratic State Legislator Bernard Gladstone whimsically hit upon an idea to solve the fiscal crisis.

• fancifully

News & Articles

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• All keyed up at Lincoln Center
  A quirky installation hit all the right notes at Lincoln Center yesterday. Eighty-eight whimsically decorated pianos that had been placed around the city the past few weeks were gathered in the center’s plaza for the day. The public event culminated with a two-minute evening performance of Bach’s “Prelude...
  June 17, 2013 - New York Post

Quotes

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• Vince Cannistraro in FOXNews
  Her career was arbitrarily and whimsically destroyed by a mean political trick,said Vincent Cannistraro, a former chief of operations for the CIA's Counterterrorism Center.
• Duncan Sheik in Reuters
  I call that the Bush doctrine,Sheik says with a laugh. "There are many of these kinds of funny themes, with these whimsically malevolent ghosts singing to Christopher."
• Allen Weinstein in Capital Times
  I tried -- half-whimsically -- to ban the word 'backlog' in favor of discussing NARA's 'surplus' of documents, which sounds better but which remains today an intractable problem,Weinstein said in a recent speech.