somnambulant

• “If she sits at the piano, she only stays a moment and stares at the keys, then lights a cigarette and wanders, somnambulant, out the door.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Memory Palace

• “The fact that the Bush administration was strangely somnambulant about the al-Qaeda threat is puzzling.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Longest War

• “On one particular night -- at around 2 a.m., if his memory serves -- Brett Bishop's mucky, somnambulant job was transformed by a shimmer of revelation.”

  Forbes: The American Oyster Paradise

• “But Bergen tells the story with passion and with new details about some of the heroic individuals who tried to rouse the Bush administration from its "strangely somnambulant" state.”

  The Washington Post: Peter Bergen's "The Longest War"

• “Dolly Parton sings her toe-tapper Travelin 'Thru (from Transamerica); nominated lyricist Kathleen Bird York, backed by somnambulant human mannequins and a burning car, sings Into the Deep from Crash; Three”

  Oscar showtime: This year vs. others

• “Before, my angst would make me want to periodically throw off the somnambulant reggae vibe with something more with something more raw and edgy.”

  The Wacky Prozacky

• “And yet it's five minutes into the first day of school -- the academic demilitarized zone of the school year -- and they're already being forced to plumb the depths of their still somnambulant cerebra.”

  The Huffington Post: Brock Cohen: A Promise to the Students of an Uncool Teacher

• “No matter how great these pictures are, they are crammed in a basement overfilled with way too many somnambulant European tourists.”

  The Huffington Post: Mat Gleason: Suffocating in San Francisco With Van Gogh, Gauguin, Cezanne and a Thousand Tourists

• “Ms. MacCarthy sees "The Golden Stairs" 1880 as his ultimate dream vision—and "the defining painting of the Aesthetic Movement"—with the "somnambulant" look of the 18 beauties descending the stairs in classical robes inspired by Piero.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Penchant for Dreaming

• “He woke fitfully, his limbs heavy and somnambulant.”

  Ballardian » “Driven by Anger”: An Interview with Michael Butterworth (the Savoy interviews, part 1)

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