| If you write something from the heart, it's full of truths that you never had to cerebrally impose on it. |
| Because virtually all the players on both sides are in some way cerebrally challenged: the striker is autistic, the winger has attention deficit disorder, many are epileptic, dyslexic, and so forth. |
| For the first instance, the Louis XV style was inevitable for the fastidious, for the cerebrally morbid. |
| Am I turning into a sapiophile, only attracted to guys who are cerebrally stimulating? |
| Perhaps these pictures strike a strong chord in me because I, too, react to pictures emotionally as well as cerebrally. |
| He explores just how we as an audience interact, aesthetically and cerebrally, with the films we view. |
