Sentence examples for a mind-bender from inspiring English sources

The reconfigured landscape, with its tiers of divergent ecosystems, is a bit of a mind-bender.

All in all, a quietly magical piece of cinema, a mind-bender of the subtlest kind.

The video game in question is a mind-bender suggestively called Escher Exit, in which an avatar moves through cunningly designed "environments" in preparation for a "final confrontation" with an evil archenemy named Mobius.

For my money, Clue of the Day goes to "Its arms are not solid," a mind-bender from the first visual of nonsolid limbs, right through to the realization that we've been misdirected and that Mr. Croce is talking about the SEA.

(For a Northern, liberal NPR listener, hearing such things levelled against mostly conservative Southern whites, in a mellifluous spiel by a liberal Southern white man with a thick accent, is a mind-bender in itself you feel implicated somehow, and voyeuristic).

It's the second cerebral sci-fi film from writer-director Alex Garland (after Ex Machina), adapted though "radically mutated" seems the more appropriate term from a mind-bender of a book of the same name by Jeff VanderMeer.

Eventually that subsides and everything makes sense, but it's a bit of a mind bender to get there.

But in its own way, "North Atlantic" is as much of a mind bender as more abstract Wooster productions like "House/Lights" (that's the Gertrude Stein-meets-bondage Stein-meets-bondage Stein-meets-bondageene O'Neill classics (including "The Emovier Jones" and "The Hairy Apiece

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

It's a mind bender, right?

Wasabi olives in the bloody marys are a mind bender.