Sentence examples for immature character from inspiring English sources

In his younger days he could be an immature character but he has grown into one of the tour's elder statesmen.

The immature character of p40ABL/BCR- and p96ABL/BCR-positive CFU was confirmed by the high expression levels of c-Kit and Sca1, and low levels of the myeloid differentiation markers Gr-1 and Mac-1 in comparison to p185BCR/ABL-positive CFU and mock-transduced controls (Figure 2E).

Supporting their immature character, 45% of VLCs express CD133+ (15 80%), a stem-cell marker with unknown function, absent in mature endothelium or committed myeloid cells.

Since SD quantifies the extent to which an individual is responsible, reliable, resourceful, goal-oriented, and self-confident it is noteworthy that the group showing a more immature character expresses distress through corporeality.

Mr. Wheatley and his stars use the violence to dig into the sometimes immature characters' uncomfortable development as individuals.

Gracillarioidea (268: 10; 422: 18; 473: 24 %) had no distinct immature or adult characters common to all taxa in the character sampling of the present study.

The diary entries were genuine, it said, they fitted Zatuliveter's character - "immature, calculating, emotional and self-centred".

Turns out he has an engaging screen presence and a dimensionality that "SNL" doesn't always let him showcase, lending his immature "Big Time Adolescence" character an electricity that surpasses the movie's clichés.

The morphological characters of immature insects of 24 orders were described, and illustrations of larval morphological characters, and keys to 16 representative families, were provided.

Rating the film a "C+" overall, Steve Daly of Entertainment Weekly noted that while the film was "superior to most TV fare", he called the film a "pandering kidvid make-over" of the Looney Tunes cartoons on which Tiny Toons was based, saying the characters were immature and the content was "fast without being funny".

For the other half, we are stuck in Long Island City, Queens, with the "lowly cubicle worker" Julie Powell, a character who is immature, self-pitying, and frazzled (which is to say, an average human being).