| Yet most are uniform not only in their puerility of perspective but in their stale language and ideas. |
| The puerility of garb and ceremonial was lost in the significance of the result. |
| Her tone calls him back to a sense of the ungentleman-likeness and puerility of his conduct. |
| Well-intentioned seminars, conducted as part of the FA's anti-discrimination policy, are undermined by football's thoughtless cruelty and institutionalised puerility. |
| Kawaii became a cynosure of high as well as popular Japanese art with the rise to fame, a decade ago, of the master of plastic-fantastic puerility, Takashi Murakami. |
| Their one-joke puerility certainly won't please the purists, but once again, it's a perfect antidote to the sombre skies. |
