Before the hike, I like to cerebralise the trail, noting switchbacks and water sources.

The director cerebralised the film to appeal to a more intellectual audience.

While drafting the manuscript, he found himself cerebralising every minor detail until the story felt more like a philosophy essay than a novel.

She cerebralises her lectures with unexpected references to neuroscience, challenging students to think more analytically.

The cerebralist presented a compelling argument that mental states reduce to brain processes.

The cerebralists argued that reason should guide policy decisions more than popular sentiment.

Philosophers debating consciousness often argue that cerebralism fails to account for subjective experience.

The professor dismissed the students' cerebralisms as pretentious attempts to sound intellectual.