Sentence examples for brainy people from inspiring English sources

"These are very brainy people," she said after her class.

People who work for brainy companies tend to marry other brainy people.

Very brainy people generally do their most innovative work before they are 40.

Another is that brainy people are intrinsically healthier than those less intellectually endowed.

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

The popular attitude to very brainy people is that they must be, by definition, odd: insular, distracted, almost certainly on the autistic spectrum.

And in June 2000 in the News of the World: "TV shopping channel beauty Debbie Flint became the target of sick phone pests - after her number was listed in the Mensa directory of Britain's brainiest people". Mensa?

A onetime writer for "The Simpsons" and "Saturday Night Live," Mr. O'Brien is one of the brainiest people in late night, even if he favors a loose, absurdist brand of comedy that has little in common with the topical style of Stephen Colbert, John Oliver, Trevor Noah, Seth Meyers and Samantha Bee.

Now they do the same thing by luring brainy young people away from less livable American cities.

Over in congested, brainy Europe, some people think they've found it, and they're testing it: a computer gizmo that makes the car decelerate when it hits the maximum posted speed on any given stretch of road.

And then there's "the pleasure of working amidst such international diversity with such brainy and intellectual people," Lee-Bitter says.