Sentence examples for brainy with from inspiring English sources

Early humans had to plan and execute hunts as a group, which required complicated thinking patterns and, it's been thought, rewarded the social and brainy with evolutionary success.

There are lots of reasons to be suspicious of IQ – unadjusted scores rise over time, individuals can get brainy with practice, and rigging was historically required to make boys as bright as girls.

To own a copy when you're young is to signal that you're something of an unquiet soul – an underachiever but brainy with it, a misfit but not a nerd.

This fast-tracked young neurotic — "tiny and brainy, with glasses and braces" — rejected the pricey "third-rate education" offered by New York University for the free "second-rate" one at City College.

Epstein and his brainy, with-it, contagiously self-assured colleagues seem incapable of looking clueless, but in bypassing Sandberg they're missing out on a smart opportunity to connect the old with the new.

These young ladies, Brainy Jane with her weight problem, Joanna with her stalwart goodness, the mad Pauline Fox, the beautiful and wilful Selina, lined up behind the range of girls I had shared living space with at the Alpha Delta Pi house, our lives interlocking for a brief experimental period of intensity and freedom.

There are two Will Selfs: One is the louche, brainy one with the sythe-like tongue who annihilates his foes with words such as "ontological" while the other is the sullen, mean one who tries to make people look stupid.

Mr Murthy junior is a brainy man, with Ivy league credentials.

Olivia Williams is Lang's wife, a brainy beauty with secrets.

Schools should not perpetuate the myth that only brainy pupils with top grades are needed in science, she said.

Olivia Williams is Lang's wife, a brainy beauty with secrets whose marital relationship is meant to evoke that of Cherie Booth and Tony Blair.