brain-dead

Watching too much television can make you feel a bit brain-dead.

After all, it was one of those things a person would have to be brain-dead to miss.

"We thought the two of you gone brain-dead or something.

"But the financial industry has made us all feel brain-dead if we don't have mortgages."

The doctors aren't able to help her and Samantha is left brain-dead.

A brain-dead patient, after all, may have a pulse even though the person's life is over.

"Imagine trying to ask the parents of a recently brain-dead child for his or her face.

Although Brian cannot actually think, he is definitely not brain-dead as the lawyers put it.

You can even do it on a brain-dead body.

A brain-dead person should not be able to form new memories - he shouldn't have any consciousness at all, really.

One has to be brain-dead not to understand that.

The guards seem to be psychic one minute and brain-dead the next.

He said that the test would "allow us to avoid the possibility of a brain-dead candidate".

Conservatives seem to be brain-dead when it comes to history. "

I&R's a small world, because most soldiers think we're brain-dead and suicidal.

Three days later, brain-dead, on my operating table, she looked merely asleep.

Some patients are saved by a heart transplant from a brain-dead donor.

Even the musically brain-dead can appreciate the fun of this one.

The donors in question are not brain-dead, he said, since "it takes the brain a day or two to be completely dead."

A doctor said he was brain-dead, with the bullet lodged in the back of his head.

And if I'm not brain-dead, nobody in the universe is going to pull the plug.

Reynolds was kept literally brain-dead by the surgical team for a full 45 minutes.

A recently brain-dead man, aged 23, was selected for the transplant.

Later, they removed the brain-dead child from the hospital.