Sentence examples similar to somewhat puerile from inspiring English sources
It will be petty, pointless, and probably puerile.
But he remains at once wickedly puerile and endlessly curious.
Limmy is acerbic, sometimes puerile, but never cruel.
Her second tea party collection Indian Tale is brighter and puerile, perhaps more Habitat in nature.
Niven elevates puerile humour to an art form, but there are subtler laughs, too.
Why should puerile pseudonyms be allowed to present themselves as participants in a democratic debate?
Some of it just puerile, but some is graphic and threatening.
Mr Valcke responded to the sports minister's snub by calling the move "puerile".
While the Dutch remain masters at puerile wrangling among themselves, often becoming a parody of their own reputation, Les Blues somewhat reflect their homeland's historic thread of rebelling in the face of authoritarian governance.
Initial comparisons branded ITV2's sitcom somewhat lazily as "The Inbetweeners in Rome", and while there are some obvious parallels, E4's puerile hit didn't patent laughing at penises and poo.
