| It may be too bright, too brainy for popular consumption, but I think they're looking at at it very seriously now. |
| In fact, women who are beautiful and brainy often try to play down their intelligence. |
| He was brainy, he attended all extra-curricular activities that involved intelligence and he wore his hair gelled. |
| As a general rule, the more prestigious the private school, the more aggressively brainy the kids. |
| Another is that brainy people are intrinsically healthier than those less intellectually endowed. |
| The process is designed to uncover brainy, personable Stakhanovites with steely resilience and the gift of the gab. |
