Sentence examples for huge brains from inspiring English sources
What ever happened to really big evolutionary changes, like giant, bald heads with huge brains and extrasensory perception, or flippers and gills so we could live underwater in the New Atlantis?
Pinker argues that the brutal reality of "meat hunger" (it is the eating of cooked meat that gave humans our huge brains, as cooking unleashes a torrent of nutrients otherwise indigestible in the raw form) will mean that the "vegetarian revolution" may never arrive.
"He had a huge brain and an even bigger soul.
"It's a huge brain drain," he said.
"I knew it was going to be a huge brain-drain".
The Dilbert character, intended as Nagl, says: "At Oxford I learned to use my huge brain.
"Our son Tom suffered a huge brain injury when he was born.
We already know that it doesn't take a huge brain to accurately control the limbs.
"He doesn't even work on Saturdays because he's a Jewish person and whatnot, but he doesn't have to because of his huge brain and all.
For a woman with such a huge brain she is a slip of a thing, with the tiny, honed limbs of a ballet dancer: "It's because I swim so much to relieve the stress," she says.
