Sentence examples for childish nonsense from inspiring English sources
"childish nonsense" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It is generally used to describe something that is silly, foolish, or immature. Example: The politician's speech was filled with nothing but childish nonsense.
Move on from this childish nonsense.
If it were, you might fill it up with childish nonsense.
I could shelter in that boundary when I was overwhelmed by my life, look at theirs and know that all this childish nonsense would soon pass.
"Finally, Alex is taking part this evening with MSPs in a briefing on the SNP position on Syria which is an issue that deserves a great a deal more than this childish nonsense from the Scottish Tories.
But in order to study all these details, academics dismissed as childish nonsense the fantastical elements such as Grendel the monster of the fens, his even more monstrous mother and the dragon that fatally wounds him at the end.
For his part, Baker has denied the reports that his phone spends the night ensconced in white goods, describing it as the sort of "childish nonsense … you would come to expect when you become successful".
To cut out the nonsense, childish metaphors: Apple wants to make sure that Palm hasn't infringed on any of its patents in creating the Pre.
So listen, TERFS, Meanies, Trans peeps – I reckon most people peering in on your obsessive online squabbling about identity and terminology will see it for what it is: ugly, childish, inward-looking nonsense.
On the brink of adolescence, she observes the world with both a childish sense of wonder and the unflinching, no-nonsense perspective of a young person.
The props around Pratchett's office, his self-classification as a fantasy writer, these conspire to suggest that Pratchett's books are escapist trivia, sub-Tolkien nonsense peopled by trolls and elves, suitable only for children and childish adults.
