Her mother tends her in the isolation hospital as her daughter goes deaf, becomes insensible, and dies.
Trained drinkers alternate with soft drinks, eat, look out for their friends and stop before becoming insensible, because breaking a leg or losing your mind is not festive.
(IV) When reviewing records from their own area there was a risk for the RNs becoming insensible, regarding patient harm as something that just happens.
Shortly after being placed on the operating table, the patient began to inhale, and became apparently insensible in the course of two or three minutes.
Comparing a bunch of stray receipts with my own recent luteal window appears to back up this research - apparently I binged quite bonkersly on extension leads and rawl plugs in B&Q and then became totally insensible in the vicinity of Sainsburys' fresh pasta... but obviously the subsequent acquisition of an unsuitable mate can happen any old time of the month, God willing.
When he stopped responding, she became concerned, went to the room where her husband was, and found him slumped and insensible in a chair.
Her ascension to editor in chief was a bit like a game of 10 little Indians; one editor became sick, another returned to America, and there she was with her skeletal staff trying to make fashion make sense in insensible times.
He is crashing on friends' sofas, disappearing for weeks at a time, only to turn up haggard, ill, insensible and still stoned.
Killing involved either immediate loss of sensibility or induction of insensibility without discomfort or pain, followed by death, while the animal was insensible.
Anaesthetise: to render insensible.
