Sentence examples for a remarkable brain from inspiring English sources

I mean, he got his degree very early, became a fellow at King's College, Cambridge very early, and had a remarkable brain.

Edgar M. Kahn, in his journal article on the 1860 California sojourn, wrote, "Benjamin's life is an example of a man's determination to overcome almost insurmountable barriers by industry, perseverance, and intelligent use of a remarkable brain".

It acknowledges that early childhood is a time of remarkable brain development with a high potential for learning.

A time of remarkable brain growth, it lays the foundation for future learning and development.

The informational sponge that is a baby's fast-developing, truly remarkable brain begins to advance from meaningless sounds to full-on sentences (and eventually even Huffington Post articles).

We chatted for our usual hour, Lou repeating stories I'd heard many times, but as was the case with every visit, Lou mentioned a new piece of information, this one on his childhood, which his remarkable brain sparked to remember.

Despite the remarkable brain scans early on, her physical recovery faltered.

Our results suggest that these techniques are useful tools to evaluate remarkable brain changes in the hyperacute stage of ischemic stroke.

Well, our world has people with remarkable brain talent, not physical fitness but cognitive/brain abilities.

Sorry to wake you, Mr. Trump, but I was just telling our audiences about your remarkable brain pill.

In the nove, when Matilda finds a second home at the local library and she's asked if her parents are proud of her remarkable brain (she's reading Tolstoy at five years old), she bluntly says no, they could care less.