“The group raised concerns for several political prisoners, including one arrested as a juvenile.”

“It simply seems to have been made from the leftovers of yesterday's juvenility.”

“The relative juvenility of epicormic and basal shoots has been widely reported in forestry species.”

“In their pursuit of youth, men of my generation show some worrying signs of juvenility.”

“I believe that the happiest individuals are those who have reclaimed their juvenescence, or the power to grow young.”

“Whether assuming the mantle of searingly pretentious juvenescence or purveying unfussy bloke rock, Reed more often than not hit the sweet spot.”

“A silhouette portrait of Talbot as a boy of seven, drawn in 1807 by an unknown hand, opens this monumental book about the birth and juvenescence of a medium.”

“The frantic fanaticism of this paragraph deprives us of all hope that Mr. Irving will, as we once fondly hoped, outgrow his juvenilities.”

“The valuable contribution animals can make in a classroom and to the healthy development of children and juveniles has already been established.”

“Among the 55 Romanians deported were 33 men, 11 women, three juveniles and five children.”

“It was necessary to field a young team of juveniles with players under fourteen years of age.”

“Positive effects of juvenoids on crustacean metamorphosis were also encountered in barnacles early on.”

“For a larva to molt into the preadult stage called a pupa, however, juvenoids must be absent.”