Sentence examples for need a brain from inspiring English sources
"To have perception of tinnitus, which is subjective, you need a brain".
The dumb cards don't need a brain of their own: the network supplies the necessary smarts.
Carl didn't need a brain transplant to live an independent life; he needed a boost in mental function.
We don't need a brain implant to use Google – Google's glasses, iPads and mobile phones are, at the moment, more than sufficient for most people's needs.
The former Czech loves his golf too much – and Murray would need a brain transplant to forget the trauma of their last leaving.
At first I assumed that a suggestion described as a no-brainer emanated from one with two fewer brains than David Willetts, but the truth, I am told, is the opposite: it means a suggestion so obviously right that you don' t need a brain to generate it.
… I mean, who needs a brain anymore?
When a federal judge refused to sign off on an early antitrust settlement, Ballmer told reporters that "the judge needed a brain".
Likewise, a bat, though also a mammal, needs a brain designed to run a tiny body that flies around catching insects at high speeds in the dark.
A living building is really an entity with its own metabolism, which needs a brain of some sort to nourish it.
