Sentence examples for original infantile from inspiring English sources
The more inexorably science and technology advance, the more the self seems to regress to its original, infantile state of helpless incomprehension.
In 1965, Leo Kanner, the father of autism research, expressed his concerns about overdiagnosis: "... it became a habit to dilute the original concept of infantile autism by diagnosing it in many disparate conditions which show one or another isolated symptom found as a part feature of the overall syndrome.
The natural history of classic infantile Pompe disease in 20 original Dutch cases and 133 cases from the literature has been reported.
Or he may "sublimate" the infantile wishes; that is to say, convert their original sexual aim into a culturally and socially valuable end while retaining their basic energy.
That's the problem with this third installment of the franchise: not that it's running out of ideas, or lifting them too slavishly from the original comic, but that it lunges at them with an infantile lack of grace, throwing money at one special effect after another and praying — or calculating — that some of them will fly.
5, 6, 18 In summary, both studies concluded that the natural history of infantile Pompe disease has changed little since its original description, though the absence of large, well characterized and unbiased data sets has been a limitation.
Therefore, the original pathology report, in the late 1970s, concluded ceroid lipofuscinosis, supposedly of the late infantile type.
It is infantile arrogance.
