Sentences with word «cerebration»

He really was a scholar of the roots of our civilization and had a deeply thought out philosophy about it... he relied to a very large extent on his own cerebrations about these things.

I completely compared him with our own friend Didier Drogba for his strength and the Drogba like cerebration.

Now all the preliminaries are out of the way, and when I take my stance I am ready to execute the shot without any of the fussing and 11th - hour cerebration that inevitably create tension in the golfer.

But for my unsurprised disappointment in the management of Osei Kyeretwie Senior High School (OKESS), I write to condemn the flimsy decision made by the Headmistress of the School for chasing Old Students (who committed no crime) out of the School premise and even some part of Tafo Compound with Policemen during the 80th Anniversary Homecoming cerebration.

He stated that, the command has to launch massive operations across the state to ensure that the state is free from kidnappers and armed robbers during the coming Eid Kabir cerebration.

Born on April 1, 1933, Flavin was part of my own generation, for which the complementary austerities of an iconic soup can and a perfect rectangle appeared to launch a visual order in which industrial uniformity and pure cerebration would be the reigning muses.

But if you're looking for an antidote to the art world's current penchant for commodified cerebration, James Castle: A Retrospective fills the bill.

Schnabel's move was in the opposite direction, a bleeding body thrust into cerebration's sandbox, but no less confrontational.

Other observers of law departments, pragmatic or uninterested in cerebration, scoff at the value of speculating about something as squishy as «progress.»

One may say that until the coming of Man it was natural selection that set the course of morphogenesis and cerebration, but that after Man it is the power of invention that begins to grasp the evolutionary reins.

This explains the supersession in successive stages of arthropods by vertebrates, of pisciforms by tetrapods, and finally, within the tetrapod group, the progressive predominance of the mammals, gradually forming their own primate strain, with the growth, globally irreversible and constantly accelerated along certain favored lines, of «cerebration» from the beginning of life up to the present time.

But we want all the world to know that our use of Marx in theology at this time is a matter of cerebration.

The man also was surprised with the cerebration of Javia Hernandez when RM played against arch rival AM on the UEFA quarter final, but if you analyzes the king's statement well, you will obviously understand that he was just refering to Cristian Ronaldo because he was the one who cerebrated like he killed a lion by his hand.

The Institute's approach is unique such that the conference is not designed as a mere celebration of the anniversary of the Charter but rather as a «cerebration», a reflection on the past, an analysis of the present and an anticipation of future developments.»