Sentence examples for cerebral stuff from inspiring English sources

It's not all cerebral stuff.

It's very cerebral stuff, this fugue business.

Sit back and chew on that for a bit, for this is cerebral stuff.

Quickfire laughs come courtesy of deadpan Canadian comic Stewart Francis and constantly gigging one-liner provider Jimmy Carr, while there'll be some more unorthodox and cerebral stuff from comedy actor Sara Pascoe.

(Sarah, who seems unfazed by the family material, told me, "It's all just sort of cerebral stuff, isn't it?") Minchin's act borrows heavily from "the big four": Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, Sam Harris, and the philosopher Daniel Dennett.

"They don't see all the line-by-line scrutiny, they don't see the calmer, more cerebral stuff".

It was an alarming turn, as if someone had spiked a bowl of Kashi with quinoa and fried-chicken chicharrónes and added sour cashew milk as a warning: cerebral chef stuff happening here.

None of that cerebral, self-conscious, skeptical stuff that asks, "What is love, anyway?" This is a bona fide tale of passion, tears and the kind of ecstasy that comes from endorphins flooding the nervous system.

A set of studios, each with a composer and an engineer, it got referred to, Mills says, as "sounds nobody likes for plays nobody understands – all this very cerebral, in-your-head stuff for the Third Programme, and they'd ask us to create the sound of a spiritual miasma or something like that".

And pundits began debating whether Mandela's heir apparent, the aloof, cerebral Thabo Mbeki, had the stuff to lead a young and battered nation.

Safe, saleable, unchallenging music gets the hype and support, while cerebral, wayward pop (the kind of stuff that would have got a hearing in the much-romanticised 80s) is left to moulder in the margins.