Sentence examples for describing children from inspiring English sources

When describing children, Pearson cannot compete with Helen Simpson's Hey, Yeah, Right, Get a Life.

If that seems impossible to believe, consider the trajectory of "tween", which was also coined, in the mid-1980s, as a marketing contrivance (originally describing children aged eight to 15).

Finally, describing children with A.S. as "demanding of caregivers," and children with Prader-Willi Syndrome first as "placid, compliant" and later as "psychotic" falls far short of capturing the true nature of these brave children.

We hope the advert's message will encourage the government, media and general public to see children as individuals, free to make their own choices as soon as they are old enough to fully understand what these choices mean, and that they will think twice before describing children in terms of their parents' religion in the future.

The studies reported in "Studies on Pupils Say Bad Behavior Is Not Dooming" (front page, Nov. 13) move toward correcting a serious misstep in describing children's psychological disturbances.

Concerns ranged from callers describing children going hungry and begging neighbours for food, to worries about children being left home alone or outside in the cold.

He went on to describe children born through IVF as "children of chemistry, synthetic children.

Parents described children returning from school last week in tears because popular teachers were being let go.

In Khokana, parents described children who were still frightened of being inside.

She noted the ACL had described children of same-sex couples as a new "stolen generation".

Witnesses here described children as crying and women as pleading with soldiers who ordered them out: "Where will we go?