| Many of the children I saw had eczema or had had allergic symptoms in infancy. |
| In a civilisation which boasts of panchayati raj in 5000 BC, democracy is still in its infancy. |
| Wave power is still in its infancy, but it is far less controversial than the wind farms that are springing up around Britain. |
| From earliest infancy children differ in irritability and quickness of temper. |
| When another daughter died in infancy she keened and mourned over the body for hours until the body finally had to be taken from her. |
| There is not one jot of evidence that such an experience actually occurred in the infancy of one of Freud's patients. |
