Sentence examples for brilliant brain from inspiring English sources

You don't need a brilliant brain, especially given that information is now available online within seconds.

He is more than an American success story, brilliant brain surgeon and bestselling author of 10 Christian-themed books.

He takes pleasure in working out the maths – he has a brilliant brain – but then gets on and solders in his workshop.

Because after all, a vice-chancellor is a good manager, but may not be the most brilliant brain in the university.

(Slightly unconvincingly, in order to get round the unlikelihood of this aristocrat's being married to a provincial bank manager, Mr. Keeping is supposed to have had a bad war — he has a "brilliant brain" but "can't take the strain").

Again, I was lucky – when I was correctly diagnosed more than a year after becoming ill, my brilliant brain surgeon said I'd made history – having survived so long with a low-grade version of encephalitis without popping my clogs.

But the Far East too has brilliant brains.

I am eating brilliant brains with two of the best chefs in the world.

At its heart is a mystery story: about why so many of the world's most brilliant brains are disappearing and about who invented a new kind of motor.

We need to add more brilliant brains to this technical work.

Let Me Go is proof that Radiohead is the product of four brilliant brains that complement each other in a unique way.