jejeune

But isn't a state such as Iran being disingenuous when it cries nuclear injustice? practitioners of realpolitik, isn't that jejeune?

Russ Wellen: Is "It's Not Fair" a Childish Response to Being Denied Nuclear Weapons? Russ Wellen 2011

(After looking up WTF “fatuous” and “jejeune” meant.)

Role-Playing Mastery? « Geek Related 2009

Previously, I had deployed a regrettably jejeune attitude to carbon emissions.

Go green before it becomes compulsory | Kevin McKenna 2011

Paris stirs the imagination, seduces the senses, and inevitably leaves one feeling very jejeune and jealous.

Joan Z. Shore: Why The Americans Hate The French 2008

[Charlotte] Riddell, "The Open Door" [PDF]: the narrator is entertainingly jejeune.

Eeeeek! Halloween Horrors, 2007 edition 2007

And third, does anyone else note the inappropriate and jejeune tone informed, it appears, by The Lord of the Flies?

The Volokh Conspiracy » In Defense of the Office of Legal Counsel: 2007

[Charlotte] Riddell, "The Open Door" [PDF]: the narrator is entertainingly jejeune.

The Little Professor: 2007

Mr Leonard is about to have a book published, entitled in a somewhat jejeune fashion Why Europe Will Run the 21st Century.

What do they think they are up to? Helen 2005

Some never awake to the consciousness of the better things neglected; and if one, like myself, is at last seized upon by a blended passion for knowledge and for truth, he has probably committed himself by a series of jejeune efforts, the standard of inferiority is erected, and the curse of mere cleverness clings to his name.

Memorials of Mrs. Hemans, with Illustrations of Her Literary Character from Her Private Correspondence 1836

In many circles it's jejeune to even bring it up, since it also opens that whole art-commerce can of worms, and many people associated with comics not only want to believe that commercial considerations have no place in the creation of comics (though they always do; no one creates works they don't expect anyone will want to see) they enjoy reveling in the relative small-timeness of the medium, and the art.

Comic Book Resources 2009