Sentence examples for finest brains from inspiring English sources

Or the notion of Labour's finest brains sitting through 10 different meetings – 10! – each time approving the conspicuously absurd idea of the Edstone.

Both agendas are being pursued by a team within the White House called US Digital Service, recruiting some of the tech industry's finest brains.

Monkey hears the company's finest brains were set to work on it, and came up with the new buzz phrase... "value gate".

With the decline of the City, some of the UK's finest brains finally moved back into the bio-technology centres which had sprung up around Cambridge, Manchester and Imperial College.

What sets him apart from so many modern generals is that firstly he is a student of history and secondly he understands how to lever both force and intellect, surrounding himself with the finest brains and the stoutest hearts.

Conundrums are fired off by the finest brains in the studio audience, and – with a proliferation of doctors, an aerospace engineer and a history teacher from Princeton – the standard of brain-teaser is high.

For those of us who have left school behind, Portal 2 is one of the finest brain games around.

She's clued up, I'll give her that #WeWantOurCountryBack #WeWantOurCountryBack "soon England won't be England it will be Islam" - the finest brain in @britainfirst speaks Just glad my neighbours are Muslim and not like these nasty, racist idiots.

"Such very fine brains" filled with "such bad ideas".

He entered a rehabilitation center shortly thereafter and in 1972, in a letter to a drug treatment center in Southern California, even offered his services as a counselor, having had, as he wrote, "five friends kill themselves on or as a result of acid trips — and seen many fine brains burned out on narcotics".

Its sister island, Tobago, has deserted beaches, deep rain forest and fine brain-coral reefs perfect for snorkelling in search of Manta rays.