brainy造句

Some people are born brainy.

Don't try to offer brainy solutions.

Not brainy, of course, but keen.

I don't class myself as being very intelligent or brainy.

Will little brainy Bobby be the stockbroker man?

She had played brainy Hermione since the first Harry Potter movie, which was released in 2001.

Lots of brainy female graduates enter the job market each year.

The brainy bird can stitch, pick up a pin and thread it through fabric.

Very brainy people generally do their most innovative work before they are 40.

But a little thought Bai Xiaoyu to rest assured, that Bai Shangtian although the human Yin and Yang strange but is a very brainy ghost bad, brainy people will not do a hammer business.

I'm not saying pretty girls can't be brainy. I'm just saying she's not one of those who's got both.

If it was revealed that a brainy physicist likes to figure skate, what would that tell you?

For one, Glenn is a professor with an expertise in global warming and may be just as brainy as Sheldon.

In the mid-80s, Wall Street turned to the quants—brainy financial engineers—to invent new ways to boost profits.

Like their secular counterparts, these brainy clerics have in recent years had to share the diplomatic action with other institutions, both official and unofficial.

Regional stereotypes have been part of America since its founding. . . . Westerners are trendy, Midwesterners are dull, Northeasterners are brainy, and Southerners are lazy(Brad Edmondson)

It was a rare public airing of the sense of brainy entitlement that emboldened Mr Gates to get the world to yield to his will.

Lots of brainy female graduates enter the job market each year. In time their careers are eclipsed by those of men of no greater ability.

While the book makes for fascinating cocktail chatter, critics say the anecdotes don't support any larger theory. Still, it's a brainy airport buy that few readers second-guess.

When new ideas can easily be sold around the world, he argues, the rewards for generating them rise, and brainy people will be lured to Boston and new York with ever-fatter pay packets.

The show launched in the US on 13 September 1969 with a cast of cartoon teenagers - the sensible, all-American leader Fred, bespectacled and brainy Velma, pretty Daphne and the bumbling hippy Shaggy.

Jonathan Zittrain, the enormously brainy Oxford-and-Harvard web guru, denounced the original iPhone as "sterile" - on the basis that it was a device that only Apple could improve or change.

To broaden the all-ages appeal of How to Train Your Dragon, the directors turned Hiccup into a brainy teen who lacks the killer instinct, much to the chagrin of his burly Viking chief father.

A young man in an apron on the side of the road was sweating and frying fried dough sticks. He carefully wiped off the greasy sweat on his face with his hands and threw it into the oil pan with a brainy hand.