| Statistics are recycled brainlessly because numbers add a sense of false authority. |
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| Look, if the boy is cute-as-a-button but brainlessly boring, stick it out through coffee. |
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| This, plus an ending so brainlessly upbeat it looks as if it was borrowed from a different movie, makes The Bone Collector the least impressive release of the week. |
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| The tool is brainlessly simple, yet packed with enough options to please even the most demanding music professionals. |
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| The rest of the book, set in an unlikely Aztec jungle, was mainly astonishing for repetitious misogyny, as the heroine, Eden, lusted brainlessly after her erstwhile boss, and half-mutated into a jaguar. |
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| As Luke's niece Anne, Lucy Briggs-Owen is a particularly droll grotesque, scarlet lips twitching in a white-powdered face, between a pretty pout and a snarl, as the eyeliss bat brainlessly. |
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| Daniel will remind some readers of those hapless characters in Iris Murdoch's novels who fall in love — blissfully and brainlessly — with strikingly emblematic individuals whom they scarcely know. |
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