Sentence examples for in brainy from inspiring English sources

They are cited in brainy magazines like n+1, The Jacobin, and the latest iteration of The Baffler.

"Remote Viewing (Invented Worlds in Recent Painting and Drawing)" — the title refers to a high-quack mode of E.S.P. — fills the third floor of the Whitney Museum with excursions in brainy horror vacui by eight mostly local artists, from the overqualified veterans Terry Winters and Carroll Dunham to younger types like Julie Mehretu, Matthew Ritchie, and Alexander Ross.

Writing in New York magazine David Edelstein praised All is Lost director JC Chandor's line in "brainy, procedural disaster pictures" – an antidote, it was implied, to the year's procession of unbrainy disaster pictures starring Will Smith, Tom Cruise and the like.

Reading the tweets of celebrities reacting to her death gives the sense that she was a regular, stabilizing presence in brainy, post-middle-age circles of Hollywood that perhaps still privately struggled with the insecurities of waning celebrity that Fisher spent so much of her writing career looking in the eyes.

For recreation Ben Parry Shenn) and his friends indulge in brainier forms of petty racketeering and any other activity, including murder, they wouldn't put on a college application.

But the neighborhood, east of Madison Avenue from 34th to 42nd Street, is rich in brainier pursuits than beer pong. 1 P.M. Walk to the Morgan Library and Museum, 225 Madison Avenue, (212) 685-0008, and admire a Gutenberg Bible, a first edition of "A Christmas Carol" or drawings by Leonardo da Vinci (you might have to ask; they are not all on permanent display).

You didn't catch this on ESPN, but BMCC has quietly forged one of the most remarkable records in the country in the brainy sport of nerds.

He cultivates his own image as "the noble, worldly misfit who found his salvation in writing" and specializes in "those brainy postmodern setups everybody likes so well because it has something to do with identity".

Their names are Linda and Michael, and they converse in a brainy, allusion-filled banter that, happily, is rarely heard in real life.

After furthering her career with a role as a femme fatale in the brainy science fiction thriller Inception (2010), Cotillard returned to France to star in the ensemble dramedy Les Petits Mouchoirs (2010; Little White Lies).

FAO will still sell computer software, mostly educational, in Zany Brainy stores, a spokeswoman, Renee Hollinger, said yesterday.