insentient

Does not the infant grow into the man by the aggregation of insentient matter assimilated into his being in the shape of food?

On his feet, straddling Mulready's insentient body, he confronted Calendar and Stryker.

But there can be nothing like to this sensation in the rose, because it is insentient.

It must be remembered that we are dealing with human beings and not with insentient figures.