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On examination, he is noted to be stuporous and could barely obey simple commands.— In My Father's Footsteps
Coma must be differentiated from the stuporous state in which the patient is unresponsive but with stimuli shows some evoked— JAMA current issue
From this time until the later part of April, 1903, he had alternating periods of stupor and lucidity, with amnesia for the stuporous states.— Studies in Forensic Psychiatry
Memory for both recent and remote events, fair, with complete amnestic gaps for the stuporous periods.— Studies in Forensic Psychiatry
The exhausted Fourth Army fought as though in a hideous nightmare, defended their lines in a sullen obstinacy that seemed almost stuporous, and countercharged in a blind frenzy that approached to delirium.— The Story of the Great War, Volume III (of 12) The War Begins, Invasion of Belgium, Battle of the Marne
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