more infantile

In that sense, she’s even more infantile than an infant—she’ll always be our baby.

Yet the more Roy surrenders to extraterrestrial influence, the more infantile he becomes.

That is especially true of football, which gets more infantile by the day, and means that Tony Pulis and Arsène Wenger – the high priests of Premier League stability – get nowhere near the credit they deserve.

The front page of today’s News, believe it or not, is even more infantile: “To all those who have been offended by hearing the truth about our nation’s gun scourge & the NRA & cowardly pols who think nothing’s wrong: Everything is AWESOME!” the paper declares.

I don’t think it’s any more infantile than me being excited to meet Morrissey.