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.

flock somnambulantly to the local bar as if bitten by vampires

that somnambulistic march's inevitable trickle-down

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.

Melville knew the sea, its poising and somnambulism

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