Sentence examples for brainy life from inspiring English sources
Brainy life sciences investor worked as a banker at Kidder , Peabodybefore earning a Ph.D. in chemistry and chemical biology at Harvard.
The odd fusion of teenage dissipation with brainy New York cultural life also makes for some choice riffs; a character known as Mark Rothko earned this moniker after pushing another child into Mark Rothko's "Untitled (Number 12)" during a field trip to the Metropolitan Museum.
In every field where dreamy brains and brainy dreamers aspire to greatness, life's ranks are littered with the walking remains of those who once showed an early ability and were branded Promising at parchment time.
Maria Cornejo designs for a brainy, sensuous modern woman with a complicated life.
Seriously brainy people are always vulnerable in public life, sometimes partly their own fault – think Oliver Letwin – sometimes victims of their own intellectual honesty.
The other is the fraudulent promise that technology will free us all from unhappiness and infirmity, prolong life and provide parents with brainy, well-adjusted children untouched by genetic handicap.
She told reporters that she looks forward to everything about life at Oxford, on which the brainy and the well-born have converged since the 1300's.
But what if alien life was more dim green slime than brainy green men?
Their names are Linda and Michael, and they converse in a brainy, allusion-filled banter that, happily, is rarely heard in real life.
In "American Graffiti" (1973), the granddaddy of the summer-before-college movie genre, Richard Dreyfuss's Curt, a brainy kid, was, like James, moving into the next phase of his life.
It's not her fault that her casting emphasises a sentimentality that mars the clear-sightedness of Brian Clark's play: the suggestion that life is peculiarly precious for the particularly gorgeous or especially brainy.
