insentient

But there can be nothing like to this sensation in the rose, because it is insentient.

Yvonne unresisting, insentient, went whither she was bidden to go.

He knelt, compassion gentling his heart, and put one hand to the insentient face.

On his feet, straddling Mulready's insentient body, he confronted Calendar and Stryker.

A moment ago she had been an insentient atom sunk deep in impenetrable night; now she was herself—and it was broad daylight.

It must be remembered that we are dealing with human beings and not with insentient figures.

As for the dead man, he read his epitaph in a phrase, accompanied by a meaning nod toward the disfigured and insentient head.

The cause of a brief sharp unforeseen heard loud lone crack emitted by the insentient material of a strainveined timber table.

The last blows fell upon a bloody but insentient mass of flesh.

Does not the infant grow into the man by the aggregation of insentient matter assimilated into his being in the shape of food?