Sentence examples for brain which has turned from inspiring English sources

Known as an anomalocaridid, or abnormal shrimp, the well-preserved fossil gives researchers the first glimpse of its brain, which has turned out to be a bit underwhelming.

Connor, along with lead author Siavash Vaziri, a former Johns Hopkins post-doctoral fellow, studied individual cells in the object area of the rhesus monkey brain, which has turned out to be a remarkably close model for organization and function of human vision.

Their brain matter has turned into kudzu, overrunning the interior landscape of their teenage minds.

It boggles our human brains, brains which have been honed and refined by the Enlightenment.

And now he has turned his elegantly groomed brain to the news, which, he tells us early on, "now occupies a position of power at least equal to that formerly enjoyed by faiths".

Dan, your life in London has turned your brain to mush.

Mahoney's brain had turned, as it often does, to cheese.

What about the willful neglect of silent, suffering men whose scrambled brains have turned against them?

After a few hours of questioning, my brain felt like it had turned to spaghetti.

Abandoning the polygraph, some scientists have turned to brain scanners.

This hasn't yielded results and researchers have turned their focus toward whole brain emulation.