Sentence examples similar to brain softening from inspiring English sources
And one contemporary reader, who appreciated Strachey's refusal to be awed by the high-minded in high places, observed, "You can feel reading the book that he is pleased that Miss Nightingale grew fat and that her brain softened".
This calms your brain, softens the caffeine and allows your body to accept and love the beverage.
You wonder if this is because your mind has developed more complex thought processes or whether it is because your brain is softening and is no longer capable of dealing nimbly with complex concepts.
Is that wacky Alec Baldwin ad for Hulu about too much TV softening your brain like a ripe banana really true?
He thinks not only that dazzling women distract men, softening their brains, but also that they are a symptom of Western decadence.
She suggests his brain has been softened by "too much reading".
My brain's been softened by all the namby-pamby user-friendly diagrams and babytalk that passes for direction now, so when it came to following actual written instructions detailing the precise sub-millimetre measurements I needed to make to objects I'd never heard of move across more axes than I'm used to, I simultaneously glazed over and seized up.
Each chapter has a title suggestive of a romantic song, and it does make one wonder what "Madame Bovary" would have been like, narrated by an Emma whose brain had been softened (or, in Gina's case, hardened) not by romance novels but by "Sex and the City".
He married in 1866 and died three years later at age 35 of "softening of the brain" — probably a stroke.
It's as if the Bush authors' brains had been softened by an overdose of anti- moral equivanti- moralcinequivalency
