Sentence examples similar to childish conduct from inspiring English sources
Pull away from childish behavior.
The horror of 9/11 is inescapable, but demanding that it be explicitly mentioned at every turn is a childish way to conduct national politics.
It's conducted along slightly childish lines: the Secret Seven takes on the Military-Industrial Complex.
You take only a few studies to bolster your argument (sorry to hear you've been out-witted and challenged by your female counterparts to reduce you to such childish tantrums), and anyone whom conducts research knows that you can easily skew outcomes with statistical formulas to match your personal bias.
The public think the conduct of MPs is childish and wouldn't be tolerated in other workplaces.
"The public think the conduct of MPs is childish and wouldn't be tolerated in other work places.
Ruth Fox, director and head of research at the Hansard Society, said: "The public think the conduct of MPs is childish and wouldn't be tolerated in other workplaces".
This is a childish and borderline-dishonest way to conduct your affairs, and it's fascinating that a bunch of earnest Democrats seem particularly prone to it.
Yet he continued to condemn overly militarised policies for the rest of his life.Kennan took particular offence at the attitude of the Reagan administration, which he viewed as "simply childish, inexcusably childish, unworthy of people charged with the responsibility for conducting the affairs of a great power in an endangered world".
