Sentence examples for seems cerebral from inspiring English sources

But "professorial" implies that he seems cerebral or didactic, and he doesn't.

But 'Dissolve Me' and 'Breezeblocks' hint at what has made this triangulating troupe so popular: if their music seems cerebral one minute, the next it just makes you want to dance.

If anyone can make the lyrics to Destiny's Child's Independent Women seem cerebral, it might be Dries Van Noten.

For all her focus on process, her dances are thrilling and never seem cerebral, at least on the surface.

He doesn't even know how to swim and seems a cerebral, politely spoken figure.

But the power and intelligence of Bausch's approach, which at times seems more cerebral than sensual, is communicated.

For them and others, the current governor, James E. Doyle, a Democrat, has yet to make as much of an impression, but they say he seems quiet, cerebral, hard-nosed.

And if that seems too cerebral, an entertaining pastime is to hunt for words that are either missing from a language, or unique to it.

For a play that supports the validity of the heart's affections, it often seems strangely cerebral; and there is a certain structural neatness about the way Tristan's instinctive ardour is matched by Lorna's own longstanding depression.

It seems that cerebral infarcts preferentially affect posterior circulation [4, 5].

76 However, it seems that cerebral microbleeds are likely to unfavorably affect cognitive functioning.