Sentence examples for brainy idea from inspiring English sources

As part of a promotion for "The Walking Dead" TV show, a South African ad agency, had the brainy idea (mmm, bra-a-ains) to create a zombie swimsuit calendar featuring models dressed up to look like cadaverous cuties, The Daily Caller reported.

William Forsythe's world would seem one of manic hysteria, overflowing with brainy ideas and a vestigial sense of self-parody.

Live snare drummers and dancers perform on fake grass in three inter-connected new works, "Him," 'There" and "Them" by a choreographer known for his ability to unite lush movements with brainy ideas.

It is brainy ("an idea factory," according to Congressman Richard Gephardt) and yet it also tends to be socially clumsy.

This week, the BBC launches a quest to discover the nation's favourite philosopher, decided by means of votes submitted to the website of Bragg's shamelessly brainy history-of-ideas programme, In Our Time.

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

Of course, when you bring together a room full of competitive, confident, brainy guys you get ideas -- what else could you get?

All but the last two sentences of the previous paragraphs are there; but they are the armature of a brainy novel whose passion is ideas.

This attitude towards public engagement presents it as an intrinsic virtue, while perpetuating the idea that professors are brainy introverts unable or afraid to talk to people outside their sphere of expertise.

It was an inspiring two and a half days filled with heady ideas, influential people and brainy networking.

(She finds brainy men sexy and has said her idea of the perfect man is a plumber who can read).