| But even the funniest of these brainily ludicrous jokes sputter halfheartedly. |
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| It will not prepare moviegoers in any way for the depths of lunacy this brainily stupid movie plumbs. |
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| She reaches deep with delicate and knowing fingers to tug the filament of a brainily targeted emotion. |
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| He also brainily suggested that I put them in coffee mugs to transport them safely from inside to outside in lieu of actual pots. |
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| This first book of poems, stuffed with wit and pagan grace, brainily dices high and low culture. |
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| When this work was written, Mr. Wuorinen's music was regarded as brainily difficult. |
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| Loomingly tall, brainily bald, and formidably fit, Richard Howorth is also a part-time politician — he was mayor of Oxford for most of the past decade. |
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| Despite its sleek appearance, it is not so formally compelling or brainily provocative that one doesn't miss Mr. McElheny's offbeat pseudo-scholarship. |
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