Traditionally, visual mental imagery, the most discussed variety, was thought to be caused by the presence of picture-like representations (mental images) in the mind, soul, or brain, but this is no longer universally accepted.
"The [monument's] helmet protects the seat of our soul, the brain, the mind, our reason, memories, identities, and our imagination," Andres notes.
These poems are about how the human soul and brain nurture cruelty, fear and deceit.
Grunge took back loud music from poodle-rock and gave it a heart, soul and brain.
Being a clown "used all of me, my body, my heart, my soul, my brain," he said.
Her voice seems to come out of a happy nexus of heart, soul and brain that lends an authoritative weight to every note.
"Hambling is proof you can be a well-known artist without having a soul, a brain or a good eye," said one lacerating review.
But he is doing a great cultural service by luring his fans into the beautiful, unspoiled Walker Art Gallery, which has so many delights that do reach the viscera, soul, and brain.
Some of this of course Ed Balls was suggesting as Labour policy, and perhaps all Labour needs to do is to marry policy with the proclamation of a vision – and so engage both the soul and brain of the electorate.
When so many are trying so hard to put women back into the restrictions of a century ago, these people are simply living their lives, putting heart and soul and brain and muscle into making a living and making their town better for everyone.
