Meanings of mere childishness in English

But it is mere childishness, and I must scold her for it.

Plainly enough it was all mere childishness and absurdity.

We do worse things continually, to which the disappointment I caused Aniela is mere childishness.

To attempt to disguise the misfortunes of our forefathers by substituting fables in their place is mere childishness.

But that was mere childishness.

This is mere childishness.

To send this Dr. Jedd might be to hasten her death; to send a less efficient man would be mere childishness.

It is mere childishness to expect men to believe as their fathers did; that is, if they have any minds of their own.

Bonaparte believes, and has had the art to persuade several of the Machiavelian apprentices of the new generation, that every generous feeling is mere childishness.

"Come," continued Marguerite, "we are talking mere childishness.

"Why this is mere childishness," said he.

'That is mere childishness.'