Sentence examples similar to a juvenile example from inspiring English sources

The worse offender in this regard is "Inside," a particularly juvenile example of the new French gore from Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo that sloshes the red around with glee.

It is the most complete and best preserved juvenile example known to date.

"Immature" or juvenile examples of Chitinozoans have not been found; this may suggest that they didn't "grow", that they were moults (unlikely), or that the fossilisable parts of the organism only formed after the developmental process was complete.

For example, a juvenile white shark may be in Mexico's EEZ, but then spend its adulthood in U.S. waters and the high seas.

For example, a juvenile might allocate more time to vigilance than an adult because mortality as a result of predation is often high for this age class; however, the relationship between age/vulnerability and antipredator behavior is not always clear or as predicted.

Mr. Malvo, who is accused of taking part in a horrific case of serial murder, is hardly the most sympathetic example of a juvenile caught up in the justice system.

(C ) Song example of a juvenile bird just prior to AIV-lesion (50 dph; top two spectrograms) and in the first day of singing after AIV lesion (53 dph; bottom two spectrograms).

Mayor Michael Bloomberg has set a welcome national example by opening a juvenile court that sits on Saturdays and Sundays and creating procedures that have already begun to cut down on unnecessary detentions while improving the treatment of children who end up in police custody.

Illustration of a juvenile human hip joint.

In March 1996, for example, a gun was recovered from a juvenile in Washington who had been charged with illegal possession of a firearm.

For example, a dorsal (back) vertebra from a juvenile animal showed an exostosis (bony growth) on its underside.