Sentence examples for callow concerns from inspiring English sources
Jeff Greenberg, a CNN commentator, referred to Mr. Bush tonight as having entered office as a Prince Hal, suggesting that like Shakespeare's Henry V, the president had shaken off his callow concerns to take command.
Both severely off-putting and immensely touching, his first French-language movie, "That Most Important Thing: Love" (1975), concerns a callow young pornographer obsessed with a faded, as well as supremely disinterested, movie actress (Romy Schneider).
Set in the early 1970s against a backdrop of I.R.A. bombings and cold war anxiety, McEwan's beguiling novel concerns a callow MI5 recruit, Serena Frome, and an undercover operation aimed at cultivating anti-Communist, pro-West authors.
Callow, J. A. & Callow, M. E. Biofilms in Antifouling Compounds.
He is also concerned to prevent his own callow self as a lance-constable from getting killed, so that he may get back to the present and his child may be born.
Preckwinkle's concern about Obama — that he is a pure political animal — suddenly became more widespread; commentators abruptly stopped using the words "callow" and "naïve".
