Sentence examples for it's brainy from inspiring English sources
It's brainy in design but visceral in impact — an avant-garde tour-de-force with an almost flamboyant theatrical component.
It is brainy and cultured; its seductions are not that of the mob but that of aristocracy--and not intellectual aristocracy alone.
Originally organized by Harvard University, it is brainy, astringently funny and without an ounce of formal fat.
It is brainy ("an idea factory," according to Congressman Richard Gephardt) and yet it also tends to be socially clumsy.
With "The Tragedy of Arthur Mr. Phillipss has created a wonderfully tricky Chinese puzzle box of a novel that is as entertaining as it is brainy.
Richards stated that she liked the role because it was "brainy", "athletic", and had "depth of character, in contrast to Bond girls from previous decades".
Despite his impoverished background, he's got it all: he's brainy, he's a great writer (albeit one who can't speak in sentences and paragraphs), he's a knockout on the basketball court, the chicks are all over him and, in the end, he gets every reward, wins every prize and saves the errant Forrester from himself.
He's brainy but not a nerd.
Of course, that's always been the problem, hasn't it: how to be brainy and a babe -- how to quote Descartes without seeming like a dried-up prune, a geekess or, heaven forbid, masculine?
It's a brainy, messy, provocative record.
