Sentence examples for too childish from inspiring English sources

Hilary Rose: Summer trends are too childish for me.

"Too childish to have a phone let alone a presidency," it said.

We also wanted characters that aren't too childish - that are likeable but not as much huggable.

"That's the reason I don't like the words 'troll' and 'bully' – it feels too childish.

They offered no opinion on whether the Redskins' owner is too childish to run a team.

"She was talking down to the group, being too childish in her explanations," Ms. Simon said.

It is also childish and, yet, too complex for children.

Of all the shows Netflix has released in recent weeks, it's A Series of Unfortunate Events (which is neither too-adult or too-childish to fit well on a major broadcast network) that makes the most of its streaming home, and that showcases the best of Netflix's ability and strategy.

But, above all, she enjoys working with Tom — this, too, is "childish," but a form of childishness which is essentially creative.

But, above all, she enjoys working with Tom this, too, is "childish," but a form of childishness which is essentially creative.

Unfortunately, her skittish energy didn't blend into the community's mosaic of emotion - she was called a showoff, too emotional, childish.