Sentence examples similar to first class brain from inspiring English sources

A second-class creative figure with a first-class brain and boundless wealth, charm and wit; in personality, he was half monster, half paragon of urbanity.

"You know, I haven't got a really first-class brain," he once told the columnist Stewart Alsop, who obligingly printed the remark (and Alsop was a Republican).

Sources close to Mr Clegg said Mr Laws was a "first-class brain and a first-class politician" whom Mr Clegg would turn to, especially in drawing up a reform programme for the second half of the parliament, known as Coalition 2.0.

Ruth established the first class for brain-injured children in New York and went on to teach thousands of learning disabled children to read.

Anthony, an airman first class, says his "brain hurts each night" when he returns home.

Christina Perez, the wife of a transition unit soldier from Fort Carson, said she got into an ugly fight with a member of the cadre who was furious that she had gone over his head to request additional therapy for her husband, a sergeant first class who had sustained a brain injury during one of two tours in Iraq as a tank gunner.

The amazing thing about him is his first-class racing brain".

The words I heard in my first class, 'you are stronger than you think" keep revolving in my brain like the spokes on spinning wheels.

He closed his first class by quoting Hamlet and opened another with "If I Only Had a Brain" from "The Wizard of Oz".

First class!

No more class brain vs. class clown.