Sentence examples for the same childish from inspiring English sources

There is the famous scene in which Wendy discovers that the book her husband has been laboring on all winter is actually page after page of the same childish sentence: "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy".

He's one of the guys that killed Jesus!' " At Scaramouche ("Chapter 8: 17 Plus 25 Is 32"), an artist named Karina Aguilera Skvirsky had assembled photographs from her childhood in Ecuador, annotated with captions she had written in the nineteen-seventies and supplemented with ones she had added recently, in the same childish scrawl.

In fact, McCain displayed the same childish behaviour during the debate he did in the week leading up to it, and to steal a campaign slogan from former president Warren Harding, the American people reacted by saying they want to return to normalcy.

I guess it's the same childish naivety that makes him believe he'll be forgiven that's stopped him from deleting his Twitter account.

I guess it's the same, childish naivety that makes him believe he'll be forgiven which has stopped him deleting his Twitter account yet.

Still, we are only asking ourselves that same childish question: "Will this be fun--or worth the headache?" When you have a baby, that completely changes.

The men who subscribe to these new "strategies" know full well that they are motivated in precisely the same petulant, childish way.

First, and most emphatically, this is a story about a quite bad-tempered child that is not really for children, while at the same time addressing childish preoccupations.

His face at this moment often had the same expression an expression of childish innocent joy, which contrasted strangely and even sadly with the heaviness of his face and its lines and stubble.

She says Peter Rabbit's combination of being "cute" and at the same time not entirely childish is appealing.

For instance, you might give the same mercenary character a childish enthusiasm for playing tiddlywinks.