Sentence examples for brainy about from inspiring English sources

There is nothing particularly brainy about her dances.

Those who are brainy about global issues are often not up on pop culture.

This intriguing pairing brings brainy rap about family, friends, and the ills of fame to Terminal 5 on March 30.

In films like it, and Pat Murphy and John Davis's Maeve, a bracing and brainy piece about a young woman returning home to Belfast, women were the way into the story.

The company has stood out for its irreverent but brainy musicals about historical figures — Robert Moses in "Boozy," L. Ron Hubbard in "A Very Merry Unauthorized Children's Scientology Pageant" — and topical, nerdy-funny-savvy shows like "Hell House," an immersive experience based on Christian evangelical haunted houses.

Having done himself this convenience, Updike seeks to portray it as somehow essential and profound by filling in the inevitable gaps between Owen's libidinous adventures with plenty of well-researched, brainy talk about binary logic, printed circuits and so on.

In a tough call, we say the best of the over there stand-alones was this brainy thriller about a dude with a low I.Q.

Worse, he hardly acknowledges that girls might be introverted, brainy, or passionate about ideas.

His preferred future was extremely Wellsian, full of brainy people sitting about in togas swapping theorems.

Chloe Hooper is a young Australian writer whose first book, "A Child's Book of True Crime," published in 2002, was a brainy erotic thriller about a 22-year-old schoolteacher who has an affair with a student's father.

All but one of these 13 stories appeared in earlier collections, but together they provide new and old fans with an immersion into Bellow's vibrant world, a place where events happen, (typically brainy) characters think about them and then the fun begins.