Sentence examples for agile brain from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'agile brain' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a person who is able to think quickly and solve problems efficiently. For example: "He was able to find the solution to the problem quickly, displaying an agile brain."
His mother taught him history, math, reading and social studies, waking him at 4 each morning to give him special tutoring, pouring her knowledge into his agile brain.
It takes an agile brain and a devilish wit to pull off this farcical self-satire; but Block not only has what it takes, he also has Bernie, whose elastic ethics and pride in his work ("It is, I blush to admit, a gift," he says of his skills) are the key to his raffish charm.
Developing an agile brain could be more important than you think - as we see automation replace more jobs associated with systematic thinking, as individuals and collectively more of us will need to hone their abilities to think creatively, intuitively and empathetically in order to thrive in a changing jobs markets.
The agile brain, unafraid of change.
The conditions of our bodies directly affects the quality of our thinking". Truly high performing leaders and executives have agile brains, and agile brains are very important in today's stressful world.
Newspapers are already full of creative and agile brains.
Here the two poles of his personality fused to create a character with both a rabbity caution and an agile exploitative brain.
In Mastermind: How to Think Like Sherlock Holmes, science writer Maria Konnikova makes good use of our culture's fascination with the agile mind of the famous fictional detective Sherlock Holmes to explain the brain science behind his genius.
The Beatles' agile mind and Cirque's agile body".
And her adoring accomplice envisions his beauteous employer's undying love as his reward.An agile mind in an equally agile body (it is strongly implied) are this designing dame's efficient tools, so we can't blame our lovesick swain for listening to his heart instead of his brain.
Intellectually challenging activities keep your brain agile.
