insentient

So they are not completely insentient about these sorts of human rights questions, but their record remains awful.

A dozen men outside his door, he himself little more than an insentient log, and a good watch at the foot of the tower!

She was in such an agony of mind, that for a time she became almost insentient.

You will pass from sentient being to insentient robot.

It is inconceivable that sentience could ever emerge from wholly insentient matter.

The clock on the mantelshelf behind her was ticking with insentient monotony.

She went round to where poor old Lucienne still sat, like an insentient log, panic-stricken.

Insentient nature, warm, incurious, busy even in the darkness.

Most theorists insist that the observation need not be made by a conscious being - an insentient measuring device will do.

One would be the head to direct, the other--a mere insentient tool.

The standard operating system for each of the computer cores lay in secondary storage, waiting to return her mind to its original, insentient state.

By the fireside, Granny looks like an insentient bundle of rugs but every so often says something shrewd.

Even now, lifeless and insentient as it was, a feeling of power lay in that cryptic cowled form.

He appeared as insentient and un- reachable as ever.

Why not some insentient animal?

The fire was still cracking in the hearth, the clock still ticking with insentient monotony.

A thousand living yet insentient eyes seemed to stare at him from the darkness, and again the voice spoke... "Go away from here."

A vision of clouded, insentient paranoia.

These insentient causes were held responsible for the illusive identification of Self with non-Self.

She was now like an insentient log, without power, or thought, or will--almost without feeling.

All the insentient objects in the universe are composed of one basic substance called Nature or Prakriti.

It is insentient.

Hence anything that describes a sentient or insentient being has its connotation only with Brahman, the real and ultimate self.

If insentient nature harbors so many wellsprings of invention, cannot human beings - endowed with reason, foresight and imagination - do at least as well?

Chauvelin gave a curt acquiescence, nodding his head like some insentient wooden automaton.