The somnolent Hampden conference suddenly started to come alive as he laid into Labour as a waste of space in Westminster. |
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A poetaster's aesthetic feathers had been ruffled, but his humanity, anemic and amoral, had remained unstirred, somnolent, and moribund. |
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An hour later her powerful fingers have done the trick and I am feeling immensely relaxed and deeply somnolent. |
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In front of 1500 striking firefighters at a rally in Glasgow yesterday, the somnolent Prescott was not so much demonised as taunted. |
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A somnolent atmosphere hangs over the entirety of these proceedings, which mainly unfold firmly behind closed doors. |
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At centre stage is not the athlete but the official belonging to somnolent associations. |
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Another herb called sarpgandha is famous for its somnolent effect, but should be used only under expert supervision. |
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Our visit was late summer early autumn, and the garden was somnolent rather than sumptuous. |
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The lush and extravagant countryside, the somnolent seriousness of the army base and the intense, heavy sunlight had been most disorienting. |
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I swung my legs off the bed and in a somnolent daze and padded towards my computer. |
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Well there was a little more activity today in my otherwise somnolent lifestyle. |
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To the right sits a somnolent, patently oblivious Buddha-like man, slavishly attended by scantily clad concubines. |
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Most of his waking moments were spent rushing to the aid of his somnolent colleagues. |
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I was sick yesterday so spent most of the day catching up with taped TV shows and being generally somnolent. |
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What is most disappointing is the lack of interest in this matter from the somnolent Australian electorate. |
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Even the so-far somnolent Karnataka Government couldn't shut its eyes to what was unfolding. |
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It is sad that there are ineffective ministers and somnolent bureaucracy giving the people a raw deal. |
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All of this passed through my somnolent head in about three seconds, but I simply couldn't be bothered. |
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Except the lead character, the somnolent man, a lady and the Alsatian dog, there are no other characters in the film. |
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To get to their house you pass somnolent cows, grazing sleepily amidst green fields, little rivulets, coconut groves and brightly painted houses. |
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Where there is no pain, I notice legal drugs do an excellent job of tipping you into somnolent bliss. |
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Men and women who lived here ate, walked and talked with a somnolent lassitude, that takes everything for granted. |
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Even though my mind has been awakened from its somnolent state, the body has been subjected to an antipodal experience. |
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Tucked down a somnolent, cobbled alley-way in The Old Town, this is where the old money sleeps, although they'll let you in as well. |
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Along with his haywire fringe of Brillo pad hair, Wright's somnolent nasal drone is the single most recognizable thing about him. |
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I would rather have a president more commanding than somnolent. |
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Her mental status changed, and she appeared somnolent and lethargic. |
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Our will to live may be merely somnolent, awaiting something to urge it into action. |
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Everywhere, people want to make up for lost time, amazed that we have been somnolent for so long. |
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Clinicians usually expect delirious patients to exhibit agitation or hyperarousal and may overlook the delirious patient who is somnolent or obtunded. |
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Next time you're in the theater, look around you at all the somnolent hoi polloi stuffing their faces with popcorn and their psyches with trashy sexploitation. |
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If you are a parent cursing a somnolent teenager for ignoring your appeals to tidy a bedroom for the umpteenth time this morning then these are the statistics for you. |
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By her somnolent expression he could see she was still tired. |
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But the reporter's calls obviously stirred up the somnolent possums within Labor and alerted government people to a delicious political opportunity waiting to be had. |
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The man already has been discredited by the inexcusable mismanagement of his portfolio and by his spectacularly somnolent performance in the house. |
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While the Committee was looking at the strange electoral role practices of the family of the somnolent Queensland backbencher, he seemed to have something different to say. |
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I do not like to carry around that feeling of having sticky eyes and a somnolent attitude but rather, love to feel ready to live an exceptionnal day with clear and pure feelings and thoughts. |
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Tryptophane is a somnolent, inducing sleep, regardless of the time of day. |
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Do not forget the clue: Take advantage of the somnolent state that exists between vigil and sleep, so that with willpower, you may project from within yourself your astral body, your discernment and your memory. |
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By waking up somnolent shareholders, it believes itself to be contributing to the improvement of the efficiency of firms by redundancies and static gains. |
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I had been drowsing, somnolent as for unknown hours before. |
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You must realize you have awakened a hornets' nest of somnolent nationalists in Quebec, as witnessed by the polls, the media and the rapid decline in the vote for Jean Charest's federalist government in Quebec. |
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Just contrast the scathing criticism that Tony Blair has to put up with during an average prime minister's question time in the House of Commons with the normally decorous, somnolent calm of debate in the European Parliament. |
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And this is never more true than when, as now, a few prominent cases prompt indignant headlines and rouse normally somnolent shareholders to action. |
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They should be withdrawn, said Mr Murtha, leaving a rapid-reaction force in the region. Mr Murtha's proposal caused uproar in America's usually somnolent House of Representatives. |
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Senna leaf efficiently stimulates a somnolent digestive transit. |
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She was pale and somnolent but able to be aroused despite slow mentation. |
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Into this receptacle Dante Gabriel used apparently to place the somnolent wombat and there it would normally remain fast asleep until lifted down after the guests had gone. |
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