Sentence examples for all the brains from inspiring English sources

However, he offered a little hope, saying: "Not all the brains are severely compromised.

But he was just like, 'Well, that was fun, I think I'll go back to school and get back to playing hockey now.'" There is another brother, currently studying to be a vet at Cambridge ("He got all the brains").

The day after our meeting, she flies out to LA for 10 days of meetings about potential movie projects, and if Clarke's rapid rise has one downside it is that it constantly removes her from her family – the younger brother ("He got all the brains; he's going to be prime minister") and parents she patently adores.

According to him, "the scheme of values that arose from the national task of developing the economic possibilities of [the U.S.] drew nearly all the brains into business and impressed the businessman's attitudes upon the soul of the nation".

After reassessing all the brains from patients diagnosed with dementia, including those with large areas of vascular decay that were excluded from the initial study, they claimed that senile plaques accounted for dementia in over 50% of cases, with only 17% being due to arteriosclerosis alone and 18% showing a mixed picture (Tomlinson, Blessed and Roth, 1970).

We need all the brains on board.

Given that all the brain's functions depend on neurons, alcohol potentially affects the entire brain, all at once.

Still, of all the brain-numbing James Bond titles, "Spectre" isn't especially unwieldy.

As recently as a decade ago, the dogma among brain scientists was that you were born with all the brain cells you would ever have.

Now, with the new technologies, we can see how all the brain structures work in accord with each other.

The first time her husband took her to the doctor, before all the brain scans and spinal taps, the doctor asked about her family's medical history.