Sentence examples for seems brains from inspiring English sources

But where mistresses are concerned, as Dr. X hinted, it seems brains and beauty pack an extra-special punch.

In"The Photograph", Ella had to give up her resort hotel & now lives with her brother, Stephen, who seems brain-damaged.

It seems the brain actually makes short-term and long-term forecasts in different ways.

Think until it seems your brain will come apart.

Furthermore, it seems that brain white matter lesions do not correlate with age [7, 8].

For many women, it seems, the brain also must be involved.

It seems my brain wants to turn an opportunity into yet another thing to stress about.

It seems like our brains can recognize a situation and adapt in the most efficient way.

And so Mamet, it seems, has replaced brain-dead liberalism with an equally brain-dead conservatism.

Fuller could seem all brain, zero body.

Even though he was stationary, his eyes -- and, it seemed, his brain -- were in constant motion.