Sentence examples for a bit juvenile from inspiring English sources
Not bad, but a bit juvenile.
They're considered cheap, cheesy and a bit juvenile.
It is also no surprise that Battlefield players tend to look down on Modern Warfare fans as a bit juvenile.
"As a culture or a civilisation we are a bit juvenile, it's like 'Oh, I have all this power, whoa, this is so cool, I can transform the earth and I can produce all this wealth'," he says "But we're blinded by our success in a naive way.
The interface seems OK. (Well, maybe a bit juvenile with that big ol' smiley button. But then again, I'm old).
The quotes came to encapsulate, in the fashion of schoolboy in-jokes, the spirit of the company — playful, combative, and despite the technical sophistication, a bit juvenile.
CHLOÉ NECKLACE Yes, those now-ubiquitous fragrance rollerballs are convenient and, at roughly $20, a do-able splurge (if just a little bit juvenile).
In stores, she said, "everything was a little bit juvenile in its approach – wooden shoes, a lot of glitter and Lucite heels – or it was ultra-dowdy.
And she was just a bit too juvenile for him.
In his late teens, he was a member of the London band Test Icicles, which approached the ubiquitous dance-punk formula with a bit of juvenile thrash.
I wouldn't recommend this game to kids older than eight, however, simply because it's a bit too juvenile.
