Sentence examples for book a brain from inspiring English sources

His most recent book, A Brain Wider Than the Sky (Simon and Schuster) was cited as a best of 2009 by the Washington Post and Wall Street Journal, reviewed in Time, Newsweek, and elsewhere, and called a "most remarkable book" by Oliver Sacks.

The critic Benjamin Anastas said in The New York Observer that he found the book "a brain-bending mixture of inventive talent and utter carelessness".

The center of this dispute -- the comic book with a brain -- is a somewhat arbitrary and subjective place, not unlike pornography in Justice Stewart's famous formulation (you recognize it when you see it).

Jack's book Battling a Brain Injury: The Life That Jack Built is out today.

Jack's book, Battling a Brain Injury: The Life that Jack Built is out today.

Henschke was also endowed – or perhaps just cursed – with, as he puts it himself in the book, "a class brain".

In a later book, "You Have a Brain," he described how he had decided which college to attend: "I still had the scholarship offer from West Point as a result of my R.O.T.C. achievements," he wrote.

Brain lovers are in for a rare treat: here's a brain book that is filled with historical treasures and is a pure pleasure to read besides.

While this is more than a "brain book" (it defies simple categories), I'm including it because Harari's work is about what we are and what we are becoming, and that's largely a story about the brains we wield.

Carnegie Mellon University studies discovered that when you get lost in a book your brain lives through the characters at a neurological level.

Maia Szalavitz will be a 2015/2016 Soros Justice Fellow and is author of the forthcoming book Unbroken Brain: A Revolutionary New Way of Understanding Addiction.