Sentence examples for a matter of brain from inspiring English sources

You could say the God spot proves that religion is a matter of brain malfunction, Kugel observes.

I've read that it's a matter of brain chemistry or some incident unresolved.

No other species with a prominent brain such as dolphins, chimpanzees, octopuses, or parakeets have achieved this and clearly it is not a matter of brain size.

When I posted this article on my Facebook page, there were numerous comments, primarily from people who said they have understood all along that drug and alcohol addiction is not simply a matter of brain chemistry.

Not-so-subtly channelling the spirit of the predatory femme fatal, Adler's power became, in Moffat's hands, less a matter of brains, and more a matter of knowing "what men like" and how to give it to them; of having them by the sexual short and curlies, or, perhaps more aptly, on a nice short leash.

This was not a matter of brawn over brains.

Is it a matter of multiple brain processes happening together?

The case, Dr. Randolph M. Nesse said, does not fit tidily with the view that depression is only a matter of disordered brain chemicals: A woman sought help from a psychiatric clinic because she was desperately depressed.

In recent decades, psychiatry has come to understand mental disorders as a matter of biology, of brain abnormalities rooted in genetic variation.

"Reading isn't only a matter of our brains; it's something that we do with our bodies".

It is a matter of putting your brain, your eye and your heart in the same line of sight.