She's still so childlike.

Without pretense. Childlike and noble.

He's written dozens of important books, yet he's maintained a childlike candor.

It was getting its power in a different way. It's kind of childlike.

like a cutout of a childlike drawing of an oil spill or a sun.

When we thought Masiosare was the strange enemy, and we sang, with a childlike heart,

When we thought Masiosare was the strange enemy, and we sang, with a childlike heart, a soldier in each son.

And we made them react to people, but we found that people were being quite playful and childlike with them.

He was captivated by the way she walked her childlike, sensual face, her slightly gaudy elegance and her divine waist

Nevertheless, he went on to attribute some saint like qualities to her, especially her almost childlike desire to do good for others.

The children cautiously began to follow this young man, who had started to jump to the tune and make funny, childlike movements.

And it was almost like a sheet of paper, like a cutout of a childlike drawing of an oil spill or a sun.

Cohen's paternalistic narrative reduces Iran to a childlike cartoon whose main desire is not freedom, independence or actualization, but the desire to see a mythical America .

It is only sweet to the naive and childlike attitudes whereby we feel good when we get rid of a certain person identified with the problem.

First, I need to say how wonderful it is to see on all the faces here today the childlike exuberance of a great industry in full flower.

A year ago, Chinese and Western intellectuals competed in dismissing popular interest in Tibet as a childlike confusion with the imaginary Shangri la of the 1937 filmLost Horizon.

Hanna begins to teach herself to read, and then write in a childlike way, by borrowing the books from the prison library and following the tapes along in the text.

I even looked it up in the dictionary, to make sure that I actually do that, and the definition of play, number one, was engaging in a childlike activity or endeavor, and number two was gambling.

I even looked it up in the dictionary, to make sure that I actually do that, and the definition of play, number one, was engaging in a childlike activity or endeavor, and number two was gambling.

So, I think that the only true disability is a crushed spirit, a spirit that's been crushed doesn't have hope, it doesn't see beauty, it no longer has our natural, childlike curiosity and our innate ability to imagine.

even though I impersonate a grown up in daily life, but I do a fairly good job of that but really retaining that childlike quality of not caring what other people think about what you're interested in, is really critical.

Of course, refusing to grow up even though I impersonate a grown up in daily life, but I do a fairly good job of that but really retaining that childlike quality of not caring what other people think about what you're interested in, is really critical.