Sentence examples for whose infantile from inspiring English sources

It is a perfect role for Mr. Reynolds, Hollywood's ranking male bimbo, whose infantile Mitch is so vacantly chirpy that he remains blissfully unaware that his lustful, foul-mouthed remarks to women might be the tiniest bit offensive.

The week before, Bob Hope had entertained the troops from the stage, and the week before that we'd sat through an evening of Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge, featuring among other warblers Ish Kabibble and Wee Bonnie Baker, whose infantile voice in a song called "Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh!" was one of many dim-witted numbers that had held me captive during my pubescence.

A contemporary once dismissed him as "an infantile lunatic whose personal inoffensiveness secures him from confinement".

The primary outcome of this high quality study on the incidence of infantile cerebral palsy among children whose mothers had been treated with MgSO4 was the combined occurrence of infantile cerebral palsy (of serious or medium severity) or death.

Cue nearly an hour and a half of desperate, infantile flailing by poor Ms. Keaton, whose character is reduced to being as annoying as possible to her son.

Piketty criticized the "infantile" moral uprightness of Germany, whose economic success upon reunification has led it to rebuke nations like Greece for being in similarly weakened financial states as Germany itself was in decades ago.

Max Beerbohm is gentler, lampooning him as Walter Ledgett, a writer whose novels are "widely read by adults of the infantile persuasion".

When the combined results were disaggregated, given similar mortality rates, a significantly lower rate of infantile cerebral palsy was identified among children whose mothers had been treated with magnesium sulfate (1.9 versus 3.5%).

This was crystalised with the help of moral philosopher Susan Neiman, whose latest book, Why Grow Up? Subversive Thoughts for an Infantile Age, could make any would-be Peter Pan reconsider the meaning of adulthood.

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Bartnik et al. report the first cases (three cases) of mosaic exonic deletions of the gene CDKL5 whose mutations have been associated with X-linked dominant early infantile epileptic encephalopathy-2.