Sentence examples for immature about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "immature about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe someone's behavior or attitude towards a certain topic or situation. It implies that the person is lacking maturity or emotional understanding in their approach to something. Example: She is very immature about handling criticism. Instead of taking it as constructive feedback, she gets defensive and starts blaming others.
I feel she is being really immature about the way she is carrying herself, with all that twerking business.
Although it is often they who accuse us of being babyish, needing a big daddy in the sky to lean on, there is something profoundly immature about atheists.
There's definitely something wishful and immature about the idea that our planet could revert, just like that, to a giant garden for Tom Cruise to romp around in in his toy hoverplane.
When Radkey (the band's name adds a y to the family name for pronunciation's sake) took the stage behind the Shangri-La club here on Friday, there was little immature about their sound.
One might disagree with some of the details and the interpretative decisions Levit makes, and he will no doubt record them all again later in his career and find more profundity in some passages that he now treats rather matter-of-factly, but there's certainly nothing callow or immature about any of them.
I was just a little immature about it.
But I look back now and see my life was pretty selfish, and in some ways, I was very immature, certainly about relationships".
Rainfall during the week of sampling does not contribute many new adult Ae. aegypti, because its immature development lasts about 1 week.
"I had a lot of immature philosophies about life.
EOR methods are currently considered as a new concept in unconventional reservoirs due to the immature information about these plays.
But yesterday the sun came out, I climbed a big ladder, on to the flat roof, and sprayed a tree in a sprightly way, had a lovely immature rant about the way the world is going, swore horribly, put on my favourite zebra-patterned shoes, had a dance, both legs worked rather well, and hey presto – 18 again.
