Sentence examples for rather childish from inspiring English sources

Well, wasn't that rather childish?

Celebrating death seems to me rather childish, when there's adult work to be done.

I don't know, they had this rather childish and sort of S-and-M relationship.

He had for me a very English sense of humor, rather childish, entailing a lot of imitation and dressing up.

It is, in fact, impossible not to send out a tweet – perhaps a rather childish tweet – saying, "Ding dong, the witch is dead".

The first time I encountered the two characters my response was rather childish: it's just not fair.Memorising thousands of characters is not easy for anyone.

I refused to support anyone who thought this was clever rather than childish.

Rather than childish screams, the dominating sonic indicator was Taylor Swift ("You belong to me-ee-ee-ee"), courtesy Radio Disney.

This position of yours I find rather unjust and childish.

Freud considered religion to be infantile, which didn't mean he thought it was childish; rather, that it satisfied childhood wishes, mainly for certainty.

The adventure is notable for the ridiculous Andy Pandy outfit Sarah Jane had to wear, but when she is possessed (as happens rather often), the childish costume, coupled with a dead-eyed Sladen camping it up, declaring that "Eldrad must live!", means her porcelain face is every bit the killer dolly.