to walk or perform another act while asleep or in a sleeplike condition
and then I somnambulated on—unshowered, unshaven—in the dazzling light
the somnambulistic concentration with which he did it
Our responses to crises display a certain somnambular automatism.
sclerotic, somnambular epilogue to its ancient ways
The first thing we do in the morning is grope for our smartphones - straight from sleep into the somnambulance of capitalist cyberspace.
what a beautiful word
flock somnambulantly to the local bar as if bitten by vampires
that somnambulistic march's inevitable trickle-down
on I Have a Dream, I think
This slow, somewhat somnambulistic ascension in self-engendered darkness held obvious delights. The keenest of them was not knowing when the last step would come.
It's quite clear that there are degrees of somnambular at-homeness (the fashionable word in Cambridge now is inwardness) which I will never attain