Sentence examples for eternal adolescent from inspiring English sources

"He's a sort of eternal adolescent," he said.

Did she die "because I was being myself, an eternal adolescent"?

Better a questioning, wrong-righting child than a blue-jeaned, egomaniacal, eternal adolescent.

Gary (Alfredo Narciso) is the eternal adolescent, still living in Mom's garage and selling comic books at 35.

This led to the eternal adolescent of the play and movie "Amadeus" — the potty-mouthed punk who happened to write sublime music.

By the time, seven years later, that Mr. Lewis appeared in "Boeing Boeing" he had aged out of the role of eternal adolescent.

On Thursday night I got to see him as one of the ultimate eternal adolescents of British theater.

The human brain can't have evolved that much in the last century, but these eternal adolescents didn't seem so numerous circa 1912.

What holds it all together is the manic exuberance of Mr. Myers's imaginary world, which suggests a "Pee-wee's Playhouse" for eternal adolescents (Stephen Holden).

What holds it all together is the manic exuberance of Mr. Myers's imaginary world, which suggests a "Pee-Wee's Playhouse" for eternal adolescents (Holden).

Faced with the imminence of the First World War, men between the ages of 20 and 30 were not known to cry: "Forget fighting the Hun, man, I'm off clubbing, innit!" On the Titanic, there wasn't a cry of: "Women and children first, adults playing Xboxes to the rear!" Whatever the era, the fact remains that eternal adolescents of both sexes tend to cause major problems on myriad levels.