Sentence examples for juveniles about from inspiring English sources

Of those eight juveniles, about four will actually appear before a judge.

The marine specimens were all juveniles, about 4 to 6 inches long, and were found alongside egg cases together forming the first known example of a shark nursery.

The same virus was also detected in juveniles (about 10 grams) of the 2013 generation at two other production sites, but not in larger fish from generations 2007 2012.

But being juvenile about it, it happens.

There's something disharmonious, even juvenile, about the space.

The superhero genre is reflexively juvenile about sexuality, but Marvel's new show is distinctly adult and unafraid of ugliness.

And while Ms. Dunham's film may reflect the quandaries of a 23-year-old, there is nothing juvenile about its execution.

In a genre format that is often reflexively juvenile about sexuality, "Jessica Jones" is distinctly adult, an allegory that is unafraid of ugliness.

There's something juvenile about his outrage — he's a hothead but with none of an adult man's menace — an immaturity that implies weakness.

Despite my enthusiasm for them, there is a sense of the juvenile about acknowledgements – they seem longer and more sweated over in debut novels and collections than in books by more established names, from which acknowledgements are regularly entirely absent.

When Haneke delivered "Funny Games," it stirred fear and loathing in some viewers; the contempt, you might say, was mutual, and it seems odd for the director to revisit the scene of the crime — there is something jejune, even juvenile, about the snarl and arrogance of its conceit, even though he was already in his mid-fifties when he made the film.