Sentence examples for feel childish from inspiring English sources

This was more common amongst highly-active participants, with many stating they would feel childish and not want their friends to see them: "You kind of feel like you're a bit more baby-ish to be hanging about with your mum and that instead of going on your own to the park or something" (G, HA).

All of a sudden, it felt childish to pretend she had never met the man.

Victor says, "It feels like there's not very much respect being paid toward the workers and it feels childish".

Over the age of 10, it feels childish to admit you still want to see the big bass drum not merely for entertainment in the dull passages (though that too) but to hear and comprehend better.

It feels childish on some level, but invigorating in its honesty on another.

Suddenly my ideal first date that "involves an Uber and John Krasinski and me making out" feels childish.

Overall, try to turn the situation around so that the speaker feels childish and awkward, not you.

Now I feel a childish enthusiasm crossing Victoria Harbour on the Star Ferry.

At 40, I feel silly, childish even saying, "Here's my boyfriend".

This will reduce your impression towards members of your family and they'll feel extremely childish about you so cope with the surrounding.

"That's the reason I don't like the words 'troll' and 'bully' – it feels too childish.