Sentence examples for bit immature from inspiring English sources
The mother — the biggest countries at the core of the euro — proved a bit immature.
Those who objected, in contrast, were a bit immature: "Adults often encounter speech they find disagreeable".
My local is run by a bloke in his mid-20s, and I don't mind telling you I find him a bit immature at times.
I heard he started crying and left the studio, which I find a bit immature, but then again I did not see the interview and I cannot judge".
"I think the first time I was in the England set-up I was a bit immature but I know my game and my action now, so hopefully I can carry that on into the Caribbean".
This opinion led Professor Michael Dorf of Cornell Law School to warn in a blog post entitled "Justice Kagan Channels Her Inner Scalia" that the junior justice was veering into Scalia territory: "mean-spirited and a little bit immature".
Ms Le Pen sniffs that UKIP "is a bit too immature" to see beyond the caricature of her party.For the time being, however, a battered Europe is fertile terrain.
While that statement may sound a bit like immature boasting on the developer's part, they may actually have a point.
I was a bit too immature to care about the glorious era of European strength we were supposed to be entering, but I did love the euro chocolates that I was given at Christmas which were way bigger than the stupid Francs ones.
"Well, that super-macho, super-butch thing is all a bit silly and immature if you ask me," he says.
