Insensate used in a sentence

Insensate in a sentence as an adjective

And we are blind, deaf, insensate to it.

I am an insensate stone in the wilderness, whipped by fierce wind and torrential rain, so cold that no one dares touch me.

The whole world's people are becoming mass-produced, programmed, numbered, insensate things...

He returns with a big bag of buns, and the doctor immediately devours them all, then goes more or less insensate.

My understanding is that the risk is that they're more insensate to the world while asleep, and may not notice that they've rolled onto their child.

Living away from the coasts has nothing to do with it and it's quite frankly insulting to even insensate that being a reason people believe such malarkey.

The whole world's people are becoming mass-produced, programmed, numbered, insensate things.-- "Network"I don't think that's hyperbole, minus the futilism.

And, don't get me wrong, I mean no offense to my talented sysadmin colleagues, but you'd have to be blind and deaf and insensate to belief they are "ruling the world" compared to software engineers in any meaningful sense of the phrase.

We perceive a continuity of experiences, memory, and the difference between that and slumber or becoming insensate, and we call the experience "consciousness" and our knowledge of that "self-awareness.

Sedation provides a slight depression in awareness and pain sensation, and is much easier than full general anaesthesia, in which the patient is completely paralysed, unconscious, and insensate.

And speaking from the side of the interviewee, such questions would immediately bring the interview to a not overly friendly close, both because the answers are none of any prospective employer's business, and because no company so insensate to liability concerns is likely destined to end up anywhere I care to go.

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