Sentence examples for cerebral debate from inspiring English sources

Some people expected more cerebral debate, but The Censor was a love story.

It begins in a park with a cerebral debate about literature between Brutus, an impoverished poet from an old and wealthy family, and Wanda, a budding novelist who wanders -- Wandas?

On 3 February Blair tried to tamp down the controversy during a Parliamentary committee meeting by saying that although terrorism and global warming are both of "critical urgency, I think you can get into a rather cerebral debate about which is more important than the other".

Last month, one of Britain's favourite public intellectuals, Melvyn Bragg, invited three Western al-Ghazali scholars, including Ms Hillenbrand, to a gloriously cerebral radio debate in which they teased out al-Ghazali's polemical relationship with the philosophers of ancient Greece.

She was, then as now, dedicated to cerebral policy debates, government process and carefully calibrated positions.

Not that "Superman," which charts an average working week in Metropolis in the life of you-know-who, would ever have provoked the sort of cerebral and divisive debate that Lichtenstein's comic-strip art once elicited.

First of all, the fact that symptomatic neurologic events are not reported more frequently supports the users of duty-cycled RFA in the current debate on cerebral microemboli.

Two factors complicate the debate on cerebral organization in bilingual people: first, the time of acquisition of the native and the second languages (early or late bilingual), and second, the degree of fluency in these languages (high or low proficiency).

Criteria of cerebral death.

The association of ischemic neurovascular events with cardioembolism and/or aortic and cerebral artery dissection is still debated.

Rubio also took a notably more aggressive posture than he had in previous debates – dropping a more cerebral approach for caustic comments on Obama, Clinton and in regard to national security.