Sentence examples for cerebral games from inspiring English sources

"I want a composer who communicates," he told The New York Times in 1982, "not one who plays cerebral games".

This is not to say that Beethoven's predecessors, giants on the order of Bach, Haydn, and Mozart, fail to reward repeated listening with their cerebral games of variation.

In a heavyweight environment, Radwanska namechecks Belinda Bencic, Elina Svitolina and Caroline Wozniacki as players with cerebral games but her variety stands out.

It was the first day of his summer term and he had just promised me - to appease my preference for more cerebral games than football - that he would have a try-out for the under-12s cricket.

In cerebral games, like chess, bridge, "Jeopardy!" and crossword puzzles, computers can now perform comparably to the top tier of humans — sometimes a bit better, but also sometimes a bit worse.

AIs have more or less mastered chess, Go and a number of other highly cerebral games — how will they do on something like StarCraft II, which combines high-level strategy with the need for quick reaction times and tactical thinking?

"He really has a cerebral game," Krzyzewski said.

Nowadays he prefers a slower and more cerebral game and has won many national titles.

Which is not to say that the Metroplex has suddenly thrown over its gridiron obsession for the more cerebral game.

For a big guy, he has a surprisingly subtle, cerebral game that is a pleasure to watch.

For the elegant Didi, whose real name was Valdir Pereira, soccer was a cerebral game, all about passing, making plays and converting free kicks.