He lies insensate on the couch after his binges; then he begins to pass out on the couch during his drinking sprees.
The cave-wife, sensing something amiss, finds her mate alone, battered and insensate.
He is transformed from an insensate prisoner who mindlessly cobbles shoes into a man of distinction.
Venom appears to have the same physical reaction after injection, but leaves the user mindless and insensate.
The failure rendered him insensate, meaning he was robbed of his senses save for his sense of touch on the tips of two fingers.
In such cases, he would have his patients drink a solution of morphean powder whereupon they would immediately become intoxicated as though dead and completely insensate.
Adjectives per se are not incompatible with the strong pronunciation variant, as can be seen in insensate and intestate for instance.
I do not wish to enter into comparisons, but these disturbances are as lamentable as they are absurd, and they are insensate.
