Sentence examples for juvenile language from inspiring English sources

The problem was that using juvenile language to harangue existing banks isn't actually a business model.

In Beck's case, the protest was not to pushfor anti-poverty programmes, or social justice policies, or serious attempts to end ongoing racial disparities in the United States, but for an anti-government, anti-incumbents, anti-tax message numbing both in its juvenile language and its paltry understanding of the complexities of modern-day America.

But unlike Mr Hague, they do not express their objections in the juvenile language of nationhood in peril.Naturally, Mr Hague disavows the opinion of Sir Peter Tapsell, a veteran Conservative MP who accuses the German chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, of trying to achieve by peaceful means the domination that Hitler failed to impose on Britain by violent ones.

Even when perky bared breasts aren't front and center, juvenile sexual language is used to grab attention.

Back then, in fact, "prejudice" had the flavor of other terms from social science that were flooding the language, like juvenile delinquent, peer pressure and status symbol.

The prose falls flat, or veers off into the language of a juvenile feminist tract.

Provides an expansion of Book Review Digest by indexing, abstracting, and supplying excerpts and some full text reviews of English language adult and juvenile fiction and non-fiction titles.

Rhetoric has grown harsher in the wake of moral panics about youth crime, juvenile codes now express the language of retribution and incapacitation, yet the growth in incarceration of juveniles was attenuated and declined more responsively to declining crime rates.

Indexes and abstracts reviews of English language adult and juvenile fiction and non-fiction titles.

"Not only does it reveal juvenile school-yard immaturity, it's language that is liable and fire-able".

The "bold and moving" story about a juvenile delinquent is also the first French language opener since 2005.