Sentence examples for rather juvenile from inspiring English sources

Now the government that promised to put the adults back in charge is looking rather juvenile.

The accusatory and confrontational remarks between the candidates seemed rather juvenile, and voters have had less opportunity to make well-informed and knowledgeable decisions about the candidates.

The seasoned fries had a crisp crunch and the sweetly beefy, rather juvenile flavour of a sample cheeseburger was – in this age of increasingly convoluted gourmet burgers – refreshingly simple.

It is a rather juvenile defensive scheme, employed by desperate coaches whose own players do not work hard enough and therefore feel like they need to intentionally foul O'Neal so he does not dunk them into the Earth.

John F. Banzhaf III, executive director of Action on Smoking and Health, a national antismoking organization, said of the jingle, "It seems directed at people who have a rather juvenile sense of humor, which means juveniles".

He photographed his hand making a rude middle-finger gesture to world monuments from Tiananmen Square to the White House, and documented provocative if rather juvenile acts of iconoclasm, like dropping and shattering a valuable Han dynasty vase.

Short stories like these seek sophisticated, adult responses from readers, an assessment of philosophical and social complexity, personality duality, and imperfection, rather than juvenile mental "splitting" (she's all good, he's all bad).

Also, juveniles flew longer when they followed adults rather than juveniles.

About two-thirds of matricides are committed by adult sons (rather than juveniles) and in many of the matricide cases I researched, the crimes were sexually motivated in some way.

Impaired dopamine uptake was universally present, and more severely impacted in dopamine transporter mutants causing infantile-onset rather than juvenile-onset disease.

The decision to try the 17-year-old as a juvenile rather than an adult, caused considerable consternation in India.