Sentence examples for a brain bender from inspiring English sources

Not every dish is such a brain bender.

— William Wordsworth FRIDAY'S PUZZLE — This one by Patrick Berry was a brain bender for me because I started in the middle, which did not fall easily for me, and made my way out to the edges, which seemed much easier.

The puzzle itself is fairly easy, but the theme, with its clues hinting at the entries, with the circled letters further hinting at the answers, is a brain bender suitable for a relaxing holiday Sunday.

You will need all of your surviving brain cells and your complete set of wits about you* to make it through this brain bender by Julian Lim.

The relatively innocuous protozoan Toxoplasma gondii is an unlikely candidate for a mind bender.

Wasabi olives in the bloody marys are a mind bender.

(Isherwood) ★ Old-Fashioned Prostitutess (A True Romance)' The great avant-garde auteur Richard Foreman returns to the stage with a gleeful brain-bender in which a man (Rocco Sisto) recalls his wilting salad days.

Co-directed by Ronnie Del Carmen, a long-time Pixar storyboard artist, it's an elegant brain-bender set inside the mind of an 11-year-old girl named Riley (voiced by Kaitlyn Dias).

Even though the half-hour show weaves a bit of ironic humor in with exposed midriffs, there's still far more eye candy than brain benders on screen.

| In addition to covering our weekly brain benders, we'd like to open Numberplay to students or teachers who might be learning certain math concepts for the first time, or who might be looking for inspiration when teaching them.

These pieces are all brain-benders; they're conceptual art objects that set form and content against each other — like, say, a perfect birthday cake made out of sawdust, or a perfect hammer made out of bird feathers.