Sentence examples for more childishly from inspiring English sources

The further back Nordström's history goes, the more childishly he draws – Robespierre is sketched as a kind of kindergarten cartoon, whereas the room in which he stands is skilfully finished.

Around his friends he allows himself to talk more freely, often mocking Nobu or acting more childishly.

"More than a cabdriver," I childishly insist.

My own experience is that viewers, even of the more "sophisticated," upscale variety, are almost childishly irrational in their demands to be entertained several hours a night, seven days a week.

The little magic tricks and sleights of hand – that he sometimes seemed so childishly thrilled by – were emblematic of more comprehensive enigma.

Eminem's mode is the childishly profane, the comically exaggerated — he's more Benny Hill than Lenny Bruce.

After dismissing a few more questions as "unimportant", the 18-year-old giggled childishly and said he "needed a lawyer".

Kissinger's has childishly sermonized, "Power is the great aphrodisiac," more a projection of himself than a universal truth.

How much more effective, then, to show that it could be almost childishly simple?

This use of the name "bad guys" may be misconstrued as childishly simple, but there is in fact a more complicated reason.

Now 17, he revels just as much in "FIFA Soccer" and even more in "World of Warcraft," a computer game whose graphics are almost childishly fantastical.