Sentence examples similar to infantile actions from inspiring English sources
And needless to say, talking about women like they were sluts, slags and whores was infantile and not the actions of a man.
She refers to the main characters' actions as "infantile and offensive," calls the performances "monotonous," claims that his methods are "instantaneous clichés," and flings around such adjectives as "puerile," "banal," "agonizingly slow," "messy," "erratic," "grotesquely insensitive," and "hideous".
And it goes along with basically infantile fantasies about individual action — the "good guy with a gun" — taking the place of such fundamentally public functions as policing.
For a while, as "Ghost World" establishes the girls' surly world view, it's a very satisfying new kind of dyspeptic comedy, a live-action cartoon made with double-edged irony: the girls' attitudes are infantile, but they are right about a lot of the creeps around them.
The infantile part of libertarianism is its assumption that we can truly know all the risks of our actions for ourselves — literally infantile, for it's what small children, for all their smarts, are not very good at doing.
Aldridge [ 27] emphasized the importance of rhythmic structures and abilities for infantile development: "rhythm plays a central co-ordinating role in the organization of human perception and action, and for the developmentally delayed child, a controlled - yet flexible - rhythmic structure found in musical playing seems to be an island of stability from which new initiatives can take place".
It is infantile arrogance.
Infantile Paralysis (March of Dimes).
Hypothalamic hamartoma and infantile spasms.
