Sentence examples for appeal to the brain from inspiring English sources

Marcel Duchamp, the first artist who simply "chose" readymade things as art, insisted that art should appeal to the brain instead of the heart.

I prefer the canon to the fireworks and a speech that appeals to the brain's reasoning facilities to a demidocumentary film arousing the amygdala.

This is a witty, smart, cerebral book, it appeals to the brains and a sense of the absurd rather than to the heart and reader/character empathy.

Another argument appeals to the brain-in-the-vat scenario we considered above: "Tim*'s belief that he has hands is justified in the way that Tim's is justifed.

The psychiatrist Ian Marshall has offered a model that aims to explain the coherent unity of consciousness by appeal to the production within the brain of a physical state akin to that of a Bose-Einstein condensate.

His raw illustrations and animations appeal to the part of the brain responsible for going, "heh!" Puns and and ugly facial features induce a tonic of chuckles after a stressful first month under President Trump.

They appeal to the "reptilian side of the brain," said Dr. Clothilde Rapaille, a product psychologist.

Pinker objects to Searle's appeal to the "causal powers of the brain" by noting that the apparent locus of the causal powers is the "patterns of interconnectivity that carry out the right information processing".

A Christmas album is a naked campaign to appeal to the audience's lizard brain.

The review claimed to appeal to "the primary sexual organ the brain", and contributors included A.C. Grayling, a philosopher, and D.B.C. Pierre, a novelist.Yet things have turned sour for the review.

Since he first appeared as one third of the xx – whose debut album of restrained electronica won the Mercury prize in 2010 – Smith's flair for productions that appeal equally to the brain and the body has seen him collaborate with Adele, Florence + the Machine, Drake, Alicia Keys and Radiohead among others.