Sentence examples for a brush up from inspiring English sources

Might I recommend a brush up with this post by our own Devin Coldewey that does a good job of both explaining what AI is, the difference between weak and strong AI, and the fundamental problems of trying to define it.

This "visual" was created by the text and how the text met with my mind to create in my imagination the faces and bodies, the movements and sounds, of the book's characters, their actions, and the surrounding scenery (need a brush up on the old hermeneutics?).

Take the extra time to do a brush up on the subject so you'll be in tip-top condition when you do have your test.

Just a brush up here and there will not work.

Assume they could all use a brush up and go over headset protocol.

For Americans, the parade of athletes is a great geography lesson, a brush-up on countries that sprung up after the fall of communism.

In her book, Ms. Bando starts with a brush-up on manners, emphasizing the importance of writing thank-you notes and keeping time.

Try starting a family book club and note that you, too, could use some remedial financial education or a brush-up at least.

After 25 years, its cyber-grime aesthetic and ontological riddles still fascinate; it hardly needs a good wash and a brush-up, but it certainly deserves one.

For them, language courses like the one in which I enrolled, offered by the Language Immersion Institute, function as an introduction, a brush-up or a steppingstone to broader learning.

For many of us who watched, in fact, that was the great lesson, both humbling and illuminating, that we seem to learn every few years (we get a brush-up during the Olympics) and then so quickly forget.