callow造句

He is too callow to know so much.

Don't believe him. He is too callow to know so much.

To his detractors, Kennedy was a pretender to the throne, callow and Catholic, the son of a supposed crook.

She suggests that callow young Obama aides were wrong to urge a swift end to Hosni Mubarak's rule in Egypt.

They are not callow like the young of most birds, but more perfectly developed and precocious even than chickens.

Hey boy, don't you think it's awfully funny that a brawny guy like Aiolia is as callow as a girlie-looking baby like you?

Satan pocketed a bottle and shuffled toward the car. Peeking inside, he saw a callow young man at the wheel. "Where you headed?" he said.

How often have callow youths been known to ruin their lives by falling into the clutches of an adventuress with yellow hair and painted cheeks.

A callow young toff falls for a beauty of shaky morals and follows her to the end of the world, shedding fortune, scruples and self-respect along the way.

Having taken on grizzled bare-knuckle fighters like Messrs Welch and Ellison, the trustbusters in Brussels are hardly going to be scared of the callow youths who founded Google.