Callow used in a sentence

Callow in a sentence as an adjective

Heh. You don't know the grandparent poster, but I'm the callow jacknape.

A very callow and pretentious move on Groupon's part, if true.

But I do know how bad you can be made to look when making the right choice, usually by callow jackanapes.

That's where the whole issue of cult-like mentality and the callow youth of most of these founders comes into play.

On the false-positive side, youth can sometimes be callow and too easily persuaded to jump on the wrong bandwagon.

From what I understand, he is such a lovely guy."I won't be rushing out to get my daughters vaccinated, maybe that's because I'm a cruel, callow, callous, heartless bastard but, look, I won't be.

The problem, however, is not him, and his desire for a "low-maintenance" woman who is hot, young, interested in him, and doesn't mind that he is callow and doesn't care very much about her.

Because I was already past Snowden's current age and current experience level in living in other countries by the time Snowden was born, I see a lot of holes and a lot of callow bravado in much of what he is saying.