Sentence examples for brainy way from inspiring English sources

Assuming that anyone who disagrees with you is too dim to get your point is not itself a particularly brainy way to win others over to the essential correctness of your views.

Thain was brainy in a way that didn't quite add up to smart.

The world that opens up in "Maybe Forever" is complete and vivid in its own brainy, sometimes unruly way, and almost always satisfying.

Actually, the excerpts from "The Rat Land," Mr. Beeferman's opera, with a libretto by Charlotte Jackson, sounded complex and daringly modern: in a way, the brainiest score of the six performed on Saturday.

"Donahue" has gone out of its way to look brainy, as only a program afraid of being smart can.

And it is possible that someone brainy will think of a way to subvert the current usage of "said no one ever" and move the joke along.

So we got all the brainy stuff [out of the way] during prep for two months, talking, talking, talking, talking, and then by the time we got to the shoot, we could just film.

Over recent months, and with his rating dipping, the call has been for the clever positioning and brainy phrase-making to give way to commitments of substance and a stronger sense of leadership.

So how does the brainy reputation of TED affect the way you structure a talk?

She has to be brainy but not come across that way.

Like a happier, real-life version of the Royal Tenenbaums, the Kronmans are vivacious and brainy, and have an enchanted, innocent way of telling stories about each other.