Sentence examples for mind-bender from inspiring English sources
"mind-bender" is a correct and usable word in written English
It can be used to describe something that is mentally challenging or confusing. Example: The crossword puzzle was a real mind-bender, it took me hours to solve it.
Anyway, the whole project was a real mind-bender".
It's a funny, sick, morally stimulating mind-bender, the best bathroom book of the new decade.
"We Took That Same Train" is a gripping science-fiction mind-bender.
All in all, a quietly magical piece of cinema, a mind-bender of the subtlest kind.
Meanwhile, another illustrious writer, John Updike, called the book a "real page-turner, as well as an insistently metaphysical mind-bender".
When several thousand ironic hippies parade past the world's largest glitterball, you know you're at Bestival, Rob and Josie da Bank's end-of-season, fancy-dress mind-bender.
Eventually that subsides and everything makes sense, but it's a bit of a mind bender to get there.
Also alluded to are Michelangelo Antonioni's "Avventura," with its stark juxtapositions of ancient and modern images, and Alain Resnais's elegant, memory-obsessed mind bender, "Last Year at Marienbad".
In particular, he said, the 1999 mind bender "The Matrix" showed how a mass audience could embrace "a massively complex philosophical concept in some sense".
But in its own way, "North Atlantic" is as much of a mind bender as more abstract Wooster productions like "House/Lights" (that's the Gertrude Stein-meets-bondage Stein-meets-bondage Stein-meets-bondageene O'Neill classics (including "The Emovier Jones" and "The Hairy Apiece
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