Sentence examples for juvenile name-calling from inspiring English sources
Mr Dayton lobbed back with no-less Ciceronic flair, accusing Mr Grams of "juvenile name-calling".
This left-wing brand of juvenile name-calling is as witless as the "Defeatocrats" and "cut and run" McCarthyism from the right; it at once undermined the serious charges against the data in the Petraeus progress report (including those charges in the same MoveOn ad) and allowed the war's cheerleaders to hyperventilate about a sideshow.
The manager of opposition business, Tony Burke, said the new government had promised to put the "adults" back in charge of politics, but was apparently resolved to embark on juvenile name calling.
I was prepared to placate the many polite dot-commies by assuring them that New York welcomes their money and energy, and that this juvenile exercise in name-calling is just a way of defusing resentment at the rude minority.
Prime Minister's Questions is a weekly bout of name-calling, jeering, finger-pointing and other juvenile behaviour.
So, please, no name-calling.
Often there is name-calling.
There was constant name-calling.
