The phrase "brainless of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means lacking intelligence or common sense. Example: She was completely brainless of the consequences of her actions.
Shamsur c Rohit b Ashwin What the...? Shamsur comes to the crease, kneels down and slogs the most brainless of sweeps straight to Rohit Sharma at deep square leg.
But while the spirit displayed by the team since his arrival means it would be even more inexcusable than usual to cast that most brainless of criticisms 'he lacks passion', it is also true that his conception of going on the attack does not match the one to which the country has, hitherto, been accustomed.
That really was one of the most brainless pieces of batting I have ever seen, and I've watched Devon Malcolm.
When a controversial political figure dies, I find it interesting that every college student on Facebook automatically becomes a political science expert, a figure who personally felt the regime's oppression, and a thoughtless drum major for the brainless culture of celebrating the death of anyone -- evil or otherwise.
The morning papers are full of the disgusting refusal of 21 countries to consider asylum for Edward Snowden, having all knuckled under to the US and Obama, described as "enraged" by the very idea of Snowden eluding the brainless clutches of post-9/11 American justice.
It was hard work and kind of brainless so I started getting high.
How human is that, the brainless attraction of pheromones — or rather, how animal of us is it to be held captive by it?
Brainless repetition of identical questions might improve the short-term memory of a student for a brief period, but in the long run that information goes in one ear and out the other.
He never patronised his target audience, but he also made films that (particularly compared with the brainless raunch of something like Porky's) their parents could, even sneakingly, approve of; even sympathise with.
That the cheerleaders and the brainless chatter of the MC are an insult to both women and the intelligence of those who bought tickets goes without saying.
Handbag house seemed almost wilfully depthless, which, you could argue, made it the perfect music to soundtrack the brainless antics of DJs and club promoters detailed in Dom Phillips's recent history of the superclub era, Superstar DJs, Here We Go!
