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• He presented generalized weakening, with right hemiparesis; he became somnolent and later lost consciousness.

• I do not think we are even laughed at so much as we used to be for being as assembly of somnolent old fogies.

• I hope that he will keep the benches opposite somnolent.

• It has encouraged the people of this country to remain in a somnolent condition instead of waking up to face the realities of the situation.

• To clean out the dead pedantries, universities, indolent somnolent impotencies, and accumulated dung-mountains there, is the beginning of all practical good whatsoever.

• I was beginning to be almost somnolent, when suddenly the spirit of conciliation disappeared and the spirit of irritation entered.

• It might have been that he was rousing himself from a somnolent position.

• In my judgment they would be somnolent unions if they were prepared to acquiesce in some of the proposals before us.

• He was rather somnolent, perhaps, somewhat a rival of the dormouse.

• We would miss his interventions, even if choric or somnolent in form.

• Music doth soothe the savage breast, but it can also stimulate the somnolent mind.

• It happened to be a very hot, sunny day and the lecture was given in a very stuffy marquee and these young subalterns became very somnolent.

• What emerges—and what has emerged in this debate, to some extent—is that we react to an immediate situation but when that immediacy recedes we relapse into our previous somnolent state.

• This is not a somnolent situation.

• Such a docile and useful monster is worth keeping around, at least in a somnolent state; one never knows when one might need him.