Sentence examples for childish squabbling from inspiring English sources

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There was no infantile squabbling.

Yet the question arises why there was a need for the two countries to engage in such a childish squabble over some comments by a celebrity?

Ahead of this election, the Israeli centre-left sub-split into a baffling number of atomised parties – now including Labour, Kadima, Hatnuah, Meretz, Yesh Atid – which then polluted media coverage with childish squabbles about who wants to join whose gang.

This has been accomplished despite childish squabbles between the large health system and plan that is damaging their community.

As we know, Labour is at present engaged in a "debate over the party's future", for which we can read: a petty, childish squabble where everyone keeps purging and suing and projecting their own bad behaviour onto each other like they've been trapped grimly re-enacting the "Sectioning" scene from Peep Show for eternity.

When he gets roped into a game of bridge (which he derides as childish) and finds other married couples who learn the "Van Dorn System" of bidding, published as a best-seller inevitably squabest-seller inevitablying and card play, he squabblingsly invents his oversystheir

Even so, squabbling on the right continues.

Already, however, the new neighbours are squabbling.

And they have begun squabbling among themselves.

Locals are squabbling over the plans.