Sentence examples for making infantile from inspiring English sources

making infantile noises at a phenomenon they know nothing about.

With "If You're Happy and You Know It", Guetta has proven that a genre decried for making infantile, easy to swallow music for children is, well, actually that.

Within the safe confines of the like-minded, she made infantile criticisms of President Obama, stirred up jingoistic fervor and continued to perpetuate anti-intellectual sentiment.

To their numbers can be added Chris Marker, whose haunting sci-fi film La Jetée, which consists almost entirely of still photography, makes the infantile philosophising of Watchmen seem... well... infantile.

A study published in Current Biology describes the discovery of fossilized lacewing larvae with specialized adaptations that made these infantile insects spider-killing machines.

Maybe his spoiled-baby face was just too nearly perfect for the role, and he knew it, and knew the hostile humor that lay behind Mankiewicz's putting so much of him in the role of Hearst the braggart self-publicist and making Kane so infantile.

"Inanimate objects are great but they're just inanimate objects and externalised images," he points out after spending years trying to connect with a faraway child by making monuments to the infantile.

Strange sensations and scary emotions are neutralized by being made occasions for infantile humor.

At various moments, "American Outlaws" looks as if it wants to try something different and make Jesse an infantile psychopath who is awakened by his taste for violence.

Then he says I'm an Obama "hitman" (I don't support Obama or any candidate) who makes "phony and infantile distinctions" (ones I explicitly refused to make).

Pre-natal and infantile conditioning makes the slaves happy in their slavery, and stability is enforced not through whips but through a scientifically imposed contentment.