Sentence examples for brain-straining from inspiring English sources

Given the brain-straining diversity of the art and artists crowding into the outsider tent, we shouldn't be surprised that no one has yet come up with a universally agreed-upon definition.

It's quite a brain-straining and manic way to see the city and isn't for those who like their sightseeing at a relaxed pace.

Have I got a guaranteed, once-in-a-lifetime, money-saving, wallet-caving, brain-straining bargain for you!

You would expect a colourful, visually striking and not too brain-straining movie to be made out of AEW Mason's The Four Feathers, and that is what the latest adaptation delivers.

In a tent in Hampshire, farmer Tom is sampling his "brain strain" variety of chilli peppers.

Class worriers The brain strain How green is our Tony?

Brain strain rates during roller coaster rides were similar to those in running, and lower than those in soccer headers.

High rotational velocities, which are thought to induce brain strain and have been predictive of concussions, were observed in the field impacts but not the drop tests.

Their names, evoking travel and conquest — Armageddon, Borg 9, Naga Morich, Brain Strain — sound as though they were made up by the evil twins of the people who brand body lotions.

The results support two conclusions: (1) Angular accelerations seem to be more influential in the creation of brain strains in this model, and (2) Designing helmets by linear acceleration alone may not be ideal when brain strains are considered to be a factor in mTBI.

This might be flattering if I didn't also see his brain straining, bargaining over the terms.