cerebration

But it also should be the occasion for some cerebration as well.

There was a pause while some obvious cerebration went on.

You've got to get the sound of their cerebration.

Unconscious cerebration was doing its work, even with the lunatic.

To be able to channel all vital energies toward cerebration?

Too much pure cerebration was bad for the mind.

It doesn't demand cerebration because that would slow the action.

There seemed to be no constructive cerebration left to be done.

Mere cool cerebration had much less effect on it.

"Let me think," she said, breathing more heavily than one normally associated with cerebration.

Not unless all our ideas of cerebration are mistaken.

Nor is there the glare of cerebration with which some "thinkers" have made themselves known to painters.

But you're needed, and if she were around, you'd be a total loss as far as cerebration."

More important now was the sheer intoxication of cerebration.

There was, of course, no time for cerebration.

He choked briefly, even as full conscious cerebration rose to the fore.

It will be a whole idea soon, and then, oh, unconscious cerebration, you will have to give the wall to your conscious brother.

It's not, however, the intense cerebration, in her career or treatment, that ultimately consoles Vivian.

But before long an almost perceptible halo of cerebration began to wreathe his head.

It did not elaborate although its emotional radiation was characteristic of a mind engaged in intense cerebration.

"Happy Days" is, at the same time, a celebration of survival and a cerebration on the helplessness of man.

But cerebration was continuing all the time.

We're into post-modern cerebration with this carefully multicultural curatorial thesis show.

The excitement of R-Master cerebration was kindling in him again.

"Will it interfere with cerebration at all?"