Sentence examples for broken brains from inspiring English sources
His proposal isn't really meant to extend to "criminals" in general — tax evaders and pot smokers presumably don't have broken brains.
Raine is confident that we will eventually do better: "Criminals do have broken brains," he writes.
They may die with that silhouette, not their loved ones, as the last image playing in their ancient, broken brains.
Dr. Victoroff's vision of the future is optimistic: replacement parts for "broken brains" routinely inserted, "smart drugs" and a revolution in the treatment of strokes.
He might be right as well that certain horrific and highly unusual acts of violence really are due to broken brains.
Hyman believes that we're in the midst of a veritable epidemic of what he calls "broken brains," nearly all with some physiological imbalance at their foundation.
I know what it means to comb the Internet for a video, an article, a book, that explains what's going on inside your seemingly broken brain.
Hell, in just one year, the iPad has already broken my brain with regard to input controls.
When I tweeted on Friday about how the wedding episode of "Outlander" had broken my brain in a good way, my mentions instantly filled up with dozens of excited replies.
