Sentences with phrase «childish antics»

"Childish antics" refers to behavior that is immature, silly, or foolish, similar to what a young child might do. Full definition
He demands respect at all times, and the old man has little tolerance for childish antics.
Now adults, the young wizards are struggling with a different evil during the picture, with Yates depicting a frighteningly violent realm of casualty and jealousy, upping the bloodletting and sexual unease to communicate mature fears, far removed from the endearing childish antics of the previous installments.
«Political campaigns should be about the important issues facing New York State, not about childish antics that belong in Animal House,» continued Reyes, who is running in the Republican Primary in the new 15th Senate District.
This is not a schoolyard — no one cares to indulge childish antics.
And of course, our childish antics caused us to pick up several other inexpensive kitchen gadgets that I do need for recipe creation, but as a bunch ended up looking like a children's play set.
All of the childish antics aside (sometimes I need to be reminded these are still relatively young men under extreme microscopes), he has a pretty low BBall IQ guy I think.
In fact, these childish antics are to be especially expected between ages 1 - 3.
I'm actually surprised they held up so well during my childish antics of running around the grounds.
Attempts at comedy, be it Hook and Smee banter or the Lost Boys» childish antics, are just as feeble as Jane's coming - of - age drama.
But now Maggie is grown up and her childish antics aren't so cute.
There isn't a whole lot of screen time devoted to the clever twist that Efron's fratboy is Rogen's idealized, younger self, and in turn that Efron is grappling with the idea that he'll soon leave the childish antics of the fraternity behind, settling into a role of adult mediocrity, but it's there and adds a lovely, melancholy undercurrent to the movie that makes the entire experience much richer.
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