Sentence examples for brain from the inside from inspiring English sources

It took eight years for Dr. Taylor to completely recover all her functions and thinking ability, rebuilding her brain from the inside out.

What good is having a body that can live for 115 years if your brain dies from the inside out at 50?

For the experiment, they get subjects like Tinie to listen to music under laboratory conditions: hooked up to an EEG while having their brains scanned from the inside of an fMRI (functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging) machine – which bears some resemblance to a giant sci-fi donut.

A new study has found that high doses of the brain drug cocaine – known colloquially and on the streets as "gak" or "chang-a-lang" – can, it says here, 'make your brain eat itself from the inside out'.

The meninges were peeled off with forceps from the surface of the brain and from inside the grooves, then the white matter was pinched off from inside the hemispheres.

They cannot stop the brain from rattling around inside the head after impact.

"You have to be sick, but I couldn't, so [the practitioner] blew some special smoke up my nose, and it was hideous, like my brain was being punched from the inside.

The coach was emphasizing helmet fittings and helmet safety, but concussions are internal, and come from the brain smashing into the inside of the skull.

It was a puzzle so bewildering that, in the months after his talk, people started dignifying it with capital letters – the Hard Problem of Consciousness – and it's this: why on earth should all those complicated brain processes feel like anything from the inside?

Like a house being built from the inside out, brain development must proceed in a precise order.

A brain, mad with hunger, consuming itself from the inside out.