A workshop on the concept of awe actually inspired awe.
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You might call that feeling awe, the awe created by spectacle.
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Awe Makes You Happier Understanding awe and intentionally experiencing it will make you happier.
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I could kind of be in shock and awe like he's in shock and awe.
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Lone Star made an unsuccessful $311 million bid two years ago for Australian gas producer AWE Ltd AWE.
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Awe Helps You Create Fear triggers the "fight or flight" response in us but awe triggers the "pause and ponder" response.
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Countless homes in the neighborhood take part, putting up dazzling and awe-inspiring feats of festivity, and likely producing similarly awe-inspiring electric bills.
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What I felt, really, was awe: the awe that comes when you fully internalize that every stranger's interior life is just as complicated as yours.
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He followed John Kasich saying we need to show "shock and awe" in the region that was destabilized by shock and awe only 20153 years ago.
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Awe Heals Your Body Jennifer Stellar at the University of Toronto has shown that experiencing awe reduces levels of cytokines, a marker of inflammation linked to depression.
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My biggest lesson is awe: I'm awe-struck by the complexity of human biology, and equally by the almost mystical power of human connection and love flowing my way.
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Dacher Keltner, a professor of psychology and director of the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley who studies awe, says Lotto's results are consistent with his own understanding of awe.
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Everyone was in awe, of course ... but mostly Rosie.
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Everyone was in awe of Howe — even opposing players.
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"They were in awe seeing us, and we were in awe seeing them," said Brenda Ringo, who had driven from St. Louis with her daughter and two grandchildren to see the procession.
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I felt a rush of emotion that was not patriotism but awe: awe at human weirdness, at our capacity to create, in the actual world, such an improbable and unnecessary artifact as this.
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It was more shock and awe and impressionist art pieces.
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I am so in awe of that kind of dedication.
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In awe of what happened on that stage last night.
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I am looking around the room in just complete awe.
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This time, it's her handwriting that has him in awe.
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"I'm in awe of her strength," he told PEOPLE Now.
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He looks in awe of, and dwarfed by, his creations.
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For now, though, it's on a warpath worth some awe.
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I was a bit in awe of her — who wasn't?
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Instead, I just gazed in awe at the ascending vehicle.
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"I was really surprised, shocked and awe," Tyler told ABC.
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They encapsulated the awe of ringed planets and entire universes.
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They have a lack of awe borne of daily exposure.
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Even today, I stand in awe of her generous spirit.
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I was in awe of her grace and her kindness.
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Strangers approached her in grocery stores with reverence and awe.
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If you're Korean, you're sucking in your breathe in awe.
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His voice chat teammates cheer in awe of his skills.
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In the past, this awe was often manifested as terror.
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I just don't understand why people are so in awe.
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How can you not be an awe of this imagery?!
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Awe experiences bring about psychological shifts that are clearly therapeutic.
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At Monday's rally, Stone noted with amused awe the sea
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Miller, though impressed by Thomas, was not exactly in awe.
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I obsess over this stuff, am in awe of [it].
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He surrendered himself to it and felt overcome with awe.
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Surprise is its own distinct state; it's different from awe.
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I'm just in awe of life and all its curiosities.
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With Prince, they were addressed with both awe and empathy.
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Brooks Laich is in awe of his wife Julianne Hough.
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The drug that gives you the awe is the dopamine.
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It involves awe, veneration, maybe even a touch of fear.
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As such, even the models evoke a kind of awe.
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Maybe the modern era has deadened our capacity for awe.
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We were watching the belly of this plane in awe.
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Carr is in awe of the support he has received.
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You should all be in awe of these super humans!
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Awe is the opposite of the polarized and rigid mind.
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Days of Awe is different from most of her other
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There the angel's tears bond with the visitor's fear, awe.
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They held some awe for the gravity of their responsibilities.
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Above: Paul Rudd gazes in awe at the Super Nintendo.
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" She was in awe of the "algorithms that they developed.
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And I'm still in awe of his writing and wit.
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It's the sort of film that leaves you in awe.
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"All fear or trepidation goes and you're just in awe."
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"I am in awe of her," Ms. Mack said after.
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"Nothing happened to the statue," Mr. Anthony said with awe.
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But reactions to the surgery ranged from awe to horror.
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"I'm in awe of where we've come," Velazquez said later.
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When Doerr joined the Red Sox, he was in awe.
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Conservatives did not always hold the judiciary in such awe.
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In the absence of shock and awe, that will do.
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Gore, when I felt awe walking past the Supreme Court.
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I can only echo Loewe, with gratitude, exasperation and awe.
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DAYS OF AWE By A.M. Homes 288 pp. Viking. $25.
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Whitetail deer are a source of suburban awe and angst.
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My shock and awe at Monique's failed performance are immeasurable.
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Then there is the sheer awe that washes over you.
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My awe was shared by all who attended the march.
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Secular now, I watch the younger religious Jews in awe.
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She invites not just awe or dread — but our curiosity.
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"Whenever someone does that, I'm really in awe," she said.
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I was and remain in awe of their confident beauty.
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" -- via Twitter Ed Asner "I will always be in awe.
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"Music helps," he said, "because there's awe in the music."
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Trump brilliantly launches the counter narrative with shock and awe.
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Had it been built, its capabilities would have inspired awe.
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"You are everything, and I'm in awe," one man shrieked.
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This was contrasted by the constant awe of my surroundings.
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I'm in awe of how smart a play it is.
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I'm just in awe of the direction, cinematography & Williams' score.
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I am in awe of the pedigree of the Academy.
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I'm in awe of the religious ceremony, of its pageantry.
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When Ms. Pineda visited, "I was in awe," she said.
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For others, it's the awe of the great wide open.
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I am in awe of her bravery, courage, tenacity, and strength.
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Her levelheadedness is way cooler than her counterparts' snark and awe.
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ML: I'm in awe of your live to commercial break skills.
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And Hayes says his wedding guests were just as in awe.
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There was an awe-inspiring outpouring of support for Lewis online.
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I would find myself stopping to just watch him in awe.
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"To see her effect on people, was awe-inspiring," she says.
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Cardi B and Offset are in awe of their baby girl!
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The damage inside the young girl's home left her in awe.
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People are reacting to the awe-inspiring gesture with pure joy.
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But seeing my country up close left me constantly in awe.
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Idris Elba is in awe of his Cats costar Taylor Swift.
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The exterior is about as awe-inspiring as its specs, too.
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Is he ashamed, or simply in awe of nature acting up?
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I'm always in awe of the relentlessness of my immigrant community.
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I regularly found myself in awe just looking at the game.
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We walk out in awe, feeling those warm, feel-good flutters.
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Are you in awe of the utter stupidity of this species?
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Even Dany looks on in awe and trepidation at Jon's courage.
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But on this day, my awe is not for the landscape.
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Really, though, Kardashian does it for the shock and awe factor.
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This about Whitney, and I am in awe of Christina's talent.
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Judge Cunningham told the victims she is "in awe" of them.
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My dad looked down at me with awe in his eyes.
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After all, he has traded in shock and awe for years.
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I'm genuinely in awe of the food scene here in Portland.
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Zelizer: There is a lot of shock and awe out there.
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Every year, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show puts millions in awe.
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Rafa looks at the sights of the city with undisguised awe.
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I'm also completely in awe of the depth of the world.
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CHARLES EVANS: Awe, okay, those are two kind of different issues.
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Your sense of wonder is back, perhaps your sense of awe.
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I think the feeling of awe is the combination of both.
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Residents spoke in awe of events that had previously seemed unthinkable.
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This is why I look at this collection in such awe.
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IN MOST WESTERN eyes Saudi Aramco inspires either awe or disdain.
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Another great mystery, like all great mysteries, ceased to inspire awe.
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Awe is an electrifying experience that can positively impact our lives.
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Experiencing awe may be the key to solving a huge problem.
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The best photos create a narrative, generate awe, and convey emotion.
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Teresa Giudice is in awe of her husband's dramatic weight loss.
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Exploring those halls decades later, she was just as awe-struck.
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He still talks about the experience with a sense of awe.
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And Arya staring in awe as she sees that aforementioned dragon!
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The unrecognition and queasiness I felt before is overwhelmed by awe.
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"We are so in awe of her," Buckley told the Post.
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Smart is important, awe-inspiring, and somewhat of a religious experience.
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It's essential to our survival, and awe helps us with that.
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The finished product is an awe-inspiring addition to the landscape.
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Other terms for the phenomena include the sublime, or, simply, awe.
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" Kate continued, "The dedication and professionalism of nurses is awe-inspiring.
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There's a lot of shock and awe in this first teaser. .
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But the hitting and putting the ball away was awe-inspiring.
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During an interview the next day, he was still in awe.
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I'm just in so much awe of her every single day.
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In awe of the legacy - the iconic covers, the conversations, everything.
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"We are so appreciative and in awe, quite frankly," Holcomb said.
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"I watch all of my successors with great awe," he said.
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Gahagan looked down on his robot army with affection and awe.
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And the supermodel Coco Rocha is in awe of their boldness.
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The public responded with a modicum of awe and some jokes.
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I am still in awe of Prime's complimentary same-day shipping.
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I later watched in awe as she won several gold medals.
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Yet I know that Notre Dame will soon awe us again.
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Visually, the residence halls are sure to leave students in awe.
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"I was sitting there in awe a little bit," he said.
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He said he remained in awe that the passengers all escaped.
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Residents stood back, staring with a mix of awe and fear.
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"A new life beginning at fifty," she told me, in awe.
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I've watched them twice without any CGI and I'm in awe.
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The primary operating feeling here isn't always supposed to be awe.
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"It's always awe-inspiring to walk onto this stage," he said.
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Even then, other marines viewed him with a sort of awe.
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Like a fire pit, there's something awe inspiring about fire burning.
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More than anything, people were in awe of her dance moves.
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In 2019, we're just as mesmerized by the awe-inspiring moment.
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Other people receiving physical therapy look over at her in awe.
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I would be dumbstruck by my love and awe of them.
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The vision of "Earthrise" is still one of awe and wonder.
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Still, pop into Slack once a week to shock and awe.
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It seemed to fill the sky, and I was in awe.
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From a very early age, I was a fan of awe.
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To be a part of it is kind of awe inspiring.
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Even the warriors among her are in awe of Norma's authority.
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They were in awe, albeit tempered by a distrust of Arafat.
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What will Billy Porter shock and awe us with this time?
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K is completely in awe that pineapples don't grow on trees.
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"The Dawn" is more about the awe, the shock, the amazement.
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The leadup to Christmas in London is admittedly pretty awe-inspiring.
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They all inspire awe — and they were all made using cement.
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KKR is seen lining up with AWE Ltd, two bankers said.
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And I am in awe of his limited time on earth.
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"We're all about connecting people over this incredible awe," Ravassio said.
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We have nothing but awe and respect for the Bahamian people.
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It's awe-inspiring, the culture, the people, and even great food.
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But when he spoke in tones of awe he seemed ugly.
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But some of Brown's peers have been in awe of him.
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He looked as if he were in awe of his accomplishment.
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Certainly, they're meant to inspire an awe for Earth's delicate systems.
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Both artists present elements of the everyday as worthy of awe.
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You mentioned the extensive discussions we've had about the labor conditions at Rockstar, and how every moment of awe is partially robbed because it's possible that awe was created by people under physical, emotional, and psychological duress.
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Hanging in the middle of the exhibit, it's an awe-inspiring sight.
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For now, we'll just sit back in awe of Wiss' badass moves.
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He's just in awe of his amazing wife and it's really beautiful.
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I stood in front of this work for a while, in awe.
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It's exciting, inspiring, funny, and has some truly awe-inspiring action scenes.
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"I was so in awe of both teams for letting him play."
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As for the new technology, such as cellphones, Tallbear sounded in awe.
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We came into this sort of thing sort of shock and awe.
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She's walking the Appalachian Trail, and I am in awe of her.
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"For me that was awe-inspiring," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Also not surprisingly, everyone's in awe of her party and guest list.
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There lingers a strange mixture of awe and bitterness toward white people.
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Trump wants his inferiors to fear him and hold him in awe.
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One day I would hate him, one day I'd be in awe.
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These are the most intense and downright awe-inspiring survival movies around.
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I remember not being scared," she went on, "but more in awe.
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"I was still just at awe for actually being there," he said.
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Tech powers continue to advertise products with promises of magic and awe.
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I was in awe of their performances, and I was incredibly inspired.
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I am in awe of their strength and commitment to our country.
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Watch in awe as they roll down a ridiculous sand race course.
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But here's another reason this psychedelic representation should fill you with awe.
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When well lit, it has the expansive freedom and awe of Journey.
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He couldn't conceal the awe in his voice even if he tried.
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Military bands fill us with awe and put tears in our eyes.
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Despite her success, Mund is still in awe she won Miss America.
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It's an entertaining experience, but hardly as awe-inspiring as the Vive.
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Porn traffic took a big hit during the awe-inspiring solar eclipse.
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Many of them expressed disbelief and awe at the mind-boggling process.
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And it is exactly the experience of awe that is so powerful.
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Awe Shifts Your Thinking Being awestruck displaces our ego and self-centeredness.
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Last year at this time there was the awe-inspiring solar eclipse.
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At others, it's almost indescribable—neither good or bad, simply awe-inducing.
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We're certainly not the only ones in complete awe of this device.
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I'm in awe of Rei Kawakubo, the founder of Comme des Garçons.
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With a face of awe, Morf backs up her judgment ("they're mesmeric").
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In Mourner, Jack is in awe of Howard's intimacy with great writers.
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This [is] about Whitney, and I am in awe of Christina's talent.
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"And I can say truly I am in awe of your bravery."
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For now, the project produces some aggravation and a lot more awe.
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I think that is mind-blowing, a little disorienting, and awe-inspiring.
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Watch in awe as he tackles the toughest boss of all: menus!
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Recently, NASA's Hubble telescope caught an awe-inspiring photo of the galaxy.
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Dallas coach Rick Carlisle did say he's in awe of Westbrook's skills.
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Some, though, see the possibilities, stand in awe, and start making plans.
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Do you have moments like that, ones you look at in awe?
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Perhaps more importantly, awe can make you appreciate ordinary moments even more.
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And forever in awe of the bravery of those who spoke out.
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Does one in eight food-insecure Americans point to positive economic awe?
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The majority of opinions given there range around the state of awe.
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The man was reportedly respected enough to earn both awe and cash.
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Meanwhile, Davidson is looking appropriately in awe of his pop star fiancée.
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But exactly what we've been up to should fill us with awe.
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I am rereading it now with awe, in tears, and with admiration.
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" Regarding the overall market Wednesday, Cashin said it doesn't look "awe-inspiring.
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Christopher Rungkat, a former opponent of Lee's, expressed awe at his anticipation.
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People gaped in awe and then applauded when the show was over.
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Your first visit will probably elicit another, less intellectual reaction: dumbstruck awe.
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He was right to call it awesome; the landscape is awe-inspiring.
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Curiosity. In awe at the wonder of the world(s) we inhabit.
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They are champions at what they do, and I stand in awe.
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What a great song makes us feel is a sense of awe.
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Gisele (Gal Gadot) kicks ass while Han (Sung Kang) watches in awe.
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For the the non-neuroscientists: How is this awe-inspiring development possible?
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It's a melding of man and machine that is truly awe-inspiring.
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But the truth is, we were just too in awe of Michael.
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The joy in the game is in its unexpected moments of awe.
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Behold, Allen Crabbe, in awe and a pair of appropriately ripped jeans.
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I'm sitting on the floor in my art studio just in awe.
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"They seem to be in awe of the whole thing," Lee said.
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The fathers were in awe that she could hit it so far.
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"We were all awe-struck when he came in," Mr. Boal said.
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The forces at work when you're on these boats are awe-inspiring.
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Not for any mechanical reason, just to stand and stare in awe.
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I stared out my huge windows, eyeing the Kentucky grounds with awe.
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"After reading his work, I was in awe of Tolkien," she said.
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Watch these on repeat whenever you need a little dose of awe.
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The beauty of his work is at once bewildering and awe-inspiring.
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"The [Supreme Court] bladder is something that stands in awe," he said.
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But the sight of a newcomer's awe at Rio Market is compensation.
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I was in awe of the poets who read their work aloud.
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Ragged groups of displaced people stood in awe as the convoy passed.
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It traffics in awe, which is a closely related emotion to terror.
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"I am completely in awe of him and his music," Papakostas said.
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It was even more epic and awe-inspiring than I could imagine.
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Those who rode out the storm were in awe of Harvey's power.
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Sure, it's unseemly to be so in awe of a child's overindulgences.
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I'm honestly in awe of the mental gymnastics and intentional obtuseness pic.twitter.
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Hick sees through Franklin's manipulations, yet is in awe of him nevertheless.
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The several hundred people around me in 1991 fell silent with awe.
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Absolutely no help — except producing a serious amount of awe and envy.
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Their stories left me in awe of their persistence against formidable odds.
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CNBC analysts felt something akin to awe and all but prostrated themselves.
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Samie's "mad dash" to America was brave and awe-inspiring to me.
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Additionally, AWE solutions will need to be suitable for highly-mobile forces.
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Other marchers were in awe of his story and his positive mood.
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But I was in awe of the bar mitzvah I went to.
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They walk past taxidermied animals and shining gems in awe and admiration.
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And awe must be some of what any pilgrim is looking for.
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When done right, they're also beautiful spaces that fill visitors with awe.
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He is in awe that her brother was drafted into the NBA.
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I can't remember what we talked about since I was in awe.
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Observing models like these is similar to witnessing beautiful architecture—awe inspiring.
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Jackson was five years older but in awe of his little brother's talent.
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We see him perform feats of wonder and awe in front of Kanye.
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Both dream of being writers, yet Lenù is in awe of Lila's ideas.
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I was always in awe of his courage, his bravery and his honesty.
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"Then Nicole Kidman was like, 'Congratulations,' " the 36-year-old recalled in awe.
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And she was just so in awe of me, calling me a princess.
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John Williams' awe-inspiring Imperial March lost out to the soundtrack from Fame.
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Zendaya is just as in awe of her Lemonade cameo as we are.
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It's dumbfounding, awe-inspiring, and someone needs to try him out at striker.
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Costa smiled with genuine awe at a public transportation system working that well.
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The decadence of the place has rendered me flaccid and speechless in awe.
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Daphne Oz is so in love (and in awe!) with her newest addition.
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The experience, he says, left him in awe of the power of music.
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However, many South Koreans rushed to express their awe of Tuesday&aposs events.
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"We're in awe at the power of this film since February," Taff said.
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Why care about shock-and-awe art when it's lost its toxic luster?
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Parker Curry went viral for staring in awe at Michelle Obama's official portrait.
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Respectful awe at an unnatural phenomenon that is going to kill our children.
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"I'm in awe of the skill represented," Seimon said of Gensini's tornado predictions.
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We were in awe of the beautiful ballroom filled with cool-colored gowns.
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She held her hands there for a few seconds, staring down in awe.
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You close the book feeling completely in awe of Li's strength and determination.
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Risheq watched in awe as Maryam cradled her son and whispered calming words.
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We had another trip and whenever I saw her I was in awe.
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Ranging from shock via GIPHY … and awe via GIPHY to pure ecstatic glee.
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I have to give her credit for keeping up this level of awe.
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And for the most part, people were too in awe to question them.
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We were standing around, watching, and we were playing in awe of them.
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Jon gives Drogon a good ol' pet, much to Dany's surprise and awe.
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I'm also in awe of how quickly she has grown the Chillhouse brand.
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But I'm continually in awe of how confident she is in her decisions.
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I look back on those fledgling days with a sense of surprise, awe.
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Even many of those Cubans who abhorred him were in awe of him.
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Longtime watchers of immigration politics in California and the country watched in awe.
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There does seem to be a kind of "shock and awe" campaign afoot.
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Watching in awe from the sidelines, Shelton admits he might be in trouble.
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Geniuses are viewed with awe and assumed to be guaranteed prosperity and success.
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Hours earlier, meteorologists watched satellite imagery in complete awe as the storm intensified.
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He retains a capacity for awe while maintaining an authoritative, recognizable lyrical voice.
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Mom and Dad had an immediate reaction of awe: Did you see that?
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The music is dramatic, and the impossible camera angles surreal and awe-inspiring.
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The love they have for each other and their family is awe inspiring.
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This is about as near to shock and awe as central banking gets.
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I always listened to these stories in partial awe, but mostly in horror.
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We're crying over Chalamet's earnestness, too, and his palpable awe at his castmates.
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But we can't experience awe if what we're seeing is always the same.
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Awe helps us to feel more connected to family, friends and our community.
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Awe can lead to greater collaboration and that can lead to marvelous breakthroughs.
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But for every moment of awe, there was a growing undercurrent of unease.
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"We were both kind of in awe," Webster told The Washington Post recently.
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Few things are as awe-inspiring as a massive pot of bubbling cheese.
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It's the awe she feels for a particular sea creature — namely, the octopus.
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Down below, they are infinite, my followers, all arms stretched upward in awe.
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To begin with, he thinks Lotto's definition of awe could be more precise.
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Chrissy Metz is still in awe about how much her life has changed.
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Every character is in awe of him and/or wants to fuck him.
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Rendered in Horsthuis's preferred software, Mandelbulb 3D, it's an awe-inspiring CGI experience.
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Believe me, I am in awe of your greed and I respect it.
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These pieces create a sense of awe, enormity, and poetry through simple forms.
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A beautiful duck who also commutes—we were in awe at his majesty.
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Mr. Sanders: I was in awe because I didn't expect it to happen.
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Adele's rendition of "Spice Up Your Life" has left Mel B in awe.
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"I always thought he was in awe of the military," Mr. White recalled.
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It's their version of "shock and awe" to cow the U.S. into submission.
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The Trump administration appeared to be in awe of the Chinese government's powers.
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Kaine was quick to share his own awe, as well as his mother's.
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He's in awe of the students Johnson has been teaching for 24 years.
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I think a lot of us always were in awe of each other.
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The customer's reaction is generally amazement, usually awe, lots of pictures being taken.
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In some photos, Vegas' answer to Piazza San Marco looks pretty awe-inspiring.
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In workouts, Lee would be awe-struck as Rose dominated him in workouts.
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"It's too much" the man beside me whispered, in awe of the detail.
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But even that is better than the usual rounds of hallelujahs and awe.
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But I will never forget the awe and wonder of the first time.
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I was just in awe of what Bassem and his team were doing.
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Their determination and resolve having experienced such an unspeakable tragedy was awe inspiring.
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But while some of the transformations are awe-inspiring, others are downright insane.
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The possibilities that an instant homebrewing machine can offer are somewhat awe-inspiring.
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Twitter users reacted with awe at the "pure evil" genius of Rochat's prank.
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Bloomberg's advantage was always going to be his shock and awe spending strategy.
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There is nothing like a little wonder and awe to bring out youthfulness.
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I am not a Catholic, but the Holy City filled me with awe.
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Robert J. BlochPikesville, Md. To the Editor: The arrogant corruption is awe-inspiring.
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Younger guys, totally hooked on the street life, gazed at him with awe.
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But in certain moods, he looked on the episode with something like awe.
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Seriously, I'm sort of in awe of the way he's sweeping the field.
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She was living in New York, in awe of the oppression around her.
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He's in awe of women, even if he also likes drawing them naked.
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The Mets' rotation was supposed to conjure up slightly more awe-inspiring names.
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This year, after the mosque shootings in New Zealand I was awe-struck.
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The world of Odyssey feels claustrophobic in spite of its awe-inspiring dimensions.
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I am in awe of the power of community, connection and your compassion.
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I am in awe of the women who are utterly clear about misogyny.
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But we're more in awe of young Jack: thief, con man and hero.
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He was a magician with horses; we were so in awe of him.
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It's the quintessential princess moment — and everyone is in awe of Lara Jean.
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I find writing very difficult, and when it's done well, I'm in awe.
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It makes [people] want to see the object, and they're left in awe.
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Any addition to her awe-inspiring oeuvre should be met with open arms.
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Neill sank to the ground, doing his best to appear overcome with awe.
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"I look around this room and I am in complete awe," Riethman said.
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And during the duet, Swift was seen watching in awe with Billy Porter.
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It's a good kind of awe to feel when you're young and ambitious.
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What people are in awe of is their own ability to hear properly.
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They have stimulated awe and, more often, dark suspicions among many foreign observers.
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I have been in awe of this perspective for almost a year now.
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So that's the kind of thing that I'm in awe in front of.
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"That was a significant branding mistake, because awe is not fun," he said.
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"Audience screams alone," Garcia repeats, a note of awe creeping into his voice.
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The response to her work usually rests somewhere between perplexed and awe-struck.
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In 2015, Leavitt founded Charmed Playhouses which specialize in creative, awe-inspiring playhouses.
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The universe inspires awe and wonder more than it does reflexive belly laughing.
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Hoodie-weather temperatures, awe-inspiring foliage, Hocus Pocus marathons … the list goes on.
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"I'm in total awe of the extraordinary students in Florida," she tweeted Wednesday.
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In New York City, 911 calls often elicit a shock-and-awe response.
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Early on, he expressed a mixture of awe and dismay toward Mr. Kim.
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He appeared, in those moments, a touch bewildered — or maybe simply awe-struck.
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It can inspire, even in jaded bookstore-goers, something close to religious awe.
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These days, I'm awe-struck by how painfully white and hetero they are.
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The awe and reverie in his paintings is matched by his pragmatic directness.
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Is it the last leg of the New England Patriots' awe-inspiring dynasty?
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From here, the film moves to mystical higher ground, as abhorrence expands into awe.
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On Wednesday, the Joneses returned to their destroyed home in awe of the damage.
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As beachgoers watched in awe, hundreds of sea turtle hatchlings proceeded into the ocean.
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I couldn't see all the faces in awe of me — kind of missed that.
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Shadows, light and fog, and standing before it is Isabelle in all her awe.
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" De Sousa still describes the experience of being Dan from Optus as "awe-inspiring.
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SUPPLY-SIDE SHOCK AND AWE It's not that individual supply differentials have gone away.
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I was more just in awe of Jade and how strong she was being.
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In awe, I greet the sun from the mouth of a wind-swept cave.
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I am a mere mortal, always in awe of what makes yer engine fires.
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We all saw that picture of you staring out the window in complete awe.
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Even she is in awe of the power that Pope has on the industry.
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The recipes themselves are created to disgust or to awe, but not to motivate.
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The performance landed Adam a standing ovation from awe-struck parents in the audience.
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But Amazon's early hopes of a shock-and-awe victory may be slipping away.
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More than 100,000 animals and sea creatures here that I'm in constant awe of.
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Your daily dose of yuck and awe: a fungus that turns ants into zombies.
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I also found that everyone else was in awe of her, and still is.
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And it spoke of a "shock and awe" factor intended to spook potential rivals.
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As commentators look on in awe, Biles wipes the floor with some explosive moves.
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It's pretty safe to say we were in awe when the Spark debuted recently.
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They're talking with reverent awe about Cuba's music scene, and how rapidly it's changing.
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We're completely in awe of her winged-eyeliner skills, her positivity, and her resilience.
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Normally, the creatures lend this series a built-in sense of awe and wonder.
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And he's inspiring both awe and mild existential crises in many World Cup viewers.
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I've always been in complete awe of people who make their own Halloween costumes.
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AMERICAN presidents have a habit of describing their Chinese counterparts in terms of awe.
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Everyone I've shown the NES Classic Edition to has reacted the same way: awe.
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The Twitter reactions are exactly what you would expect: shock, awe, amazement, and hilarity.
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Eschewing the purely educational approach, Herzog opts to prioritize his unbridled —and contagious — awe.
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I only feel awe for karma, and it has nothing to do with morality.
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Maria Menounos is just as in awe of her engagement ring as we are.
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She's incredibly intelligent, creative, sweet and confident — I've always been in awe of her.
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The fear has gone out of their eyes and they are just in awe.
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In their paper, Yaden and his colleagues summarized the link between awe and unselfishness.
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We wanted fans to have that moment of awe again where they say, 'Wow.
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EHRLICH: I'm still in awe when I'm sitting in a room with [Paul] McCartney.
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In the age of shock and awe, that would certainly deliver plenty of that.
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Here are four ways experiencing awe can make a huge difference in your life.
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As the vets have had awe-inspiring experiences in nature their health has improved.
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"The reaction we get … is mostly awe," crewmember Char Zvolanek tells The Creators Project.
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We all knew Wonder Woman had the power to strike awe in her enemies.
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I mean "terrible" in the "awe-inspiring dread" sense more than the "bad" sense.
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Creation to today, the awe, wonder and fear that God inspires, and the way
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A fan since his teens, Lennon was anticipating the experience with well-managed awe.
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"Steppin' out the motherfuckin' car they in awe" will stop you in your tracks.
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Rocket launches always inspire awe, but for Ryan Chylinski, this one was life changing.
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We are in awe of their strength and commitment to speaking truth to power.
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We were in awe of her talent, her gentle kindness, and her creative momentum.
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And understandably, some people were just in awe at the absurdity of it all.
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In neuroscience, "awe" has a specific definition, says Lab of Misfits director Beau Lotto.
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There is a stunned awe at her voice as it completely envelops the room.
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"Don't get me wrong, I'm completely in awe of Hollywood's leading ladies," she said.
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Nature can't quite be understood or confronted but one looks at it with awe.
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Home Depot's latest quarterly results have competitors in awe, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer is in awe with the demand for Tesla Motors' Model 3.
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But there are deep worries, as well as awe, at what technology can do.
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When they talk about what they see, they aren't motivated by cruelty but awe.
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Listening to Krause's work in 2016 is as awe-inspiring as it is heartbreaking.
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"Seeing him live was so unexpected—I just stood there in awe," she recalls.
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Larry was in awe of all these things David had done for the community.
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His portrait of the prolific genius leaves the reader with lasting awe, even envy.
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She's in awe of laying eyes on the daughter she thought she'd lost forever.
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I am still here, still alive and in awe of the life I'm living.
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And that's a shame, because few things are as uplifting as experiencing true awe.
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Fans were in awe of this Bumblebee which could actually transform into a car.
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Eventually, Ms. Pirinen, Kati Korosuo and Katja Sallinen emerge with awe-struck, expressive faces.
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Several things are missing from the polarized mind, among them humility, courage, and awe.
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Ilhan Omar, while socialism clocked-in at a not-exactly awe-inspiring 28503 percent.
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The response to his effortlessly superhuman feat was one of awe and glee worldwide.
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The mountains we saw from the train station in Jasper, Alberta, were awe-inspiring.
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And, he said with awe, "I haven't seen a dead body in a year."
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Then they'd see visions, supposedly of God, and people would visit them in awe.
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Even when Christie was still campaigning, he seemed strangely in awe of the Donald.
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Any really big or unusual object or immense hole in the ground triggers awe.
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I'm in awe every day and I love watching our little man grow daily.
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Her happiness filled the room, and I stood in awe, subordinate to synthetic love.
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A sense of awe is almost exclusively predicated on our limitations as human beings.
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Literally confronted with the awe-inspiring reality of mortality, Fabia found solace in meditation.
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Millions of you smile in awe of our music, comedy, inventions, athletics, fashion, etc.
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Each of the two sections is alone are among Burial's most awe-inspiring passages.
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The start is awe-inspiring; something about the expanse of the bridge magnifies it.
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There's something awe-inspiring about seeing the oldest-known atlas of the night sky.
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To have your mother's friends in jealous awe at how well you were doing.
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I was in awe that Michael could get eight theme entries into a Monday!
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Spike Lee made an all-black musical, "School Daze," and I was in awe.
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There was a feeling of tremendous respect and awe for him and the company.
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We slam the rocks at the water and watch the light explosions with awe.
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"This is so revelatory," said Rose Lawrence, a pastry chef who watched in awe.
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It was legitimately groundbreaking work that still leaves me in awe of his talent.
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Cj Hendry's hyper-realist pencil drawings leave hundreds of thousands of followers in awe.
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And yet the teammates watched one another onstage with awe and possessiveness, like parents.
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I remember walking in with him and he had a kind of freshman's awe.
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The Zags never panicked, never looked up in awe at the bouncy Blue Devils.
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"I was misguided by shock and awe, as portrayed in the video," he said.
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And anyone who does not feel a little awe at Eleusis is missing something.
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The Kiribati islands, captured with awe-inspiring drone footage, are sacred to the residents.
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The obvious one was kneeling in awe over Jeb Bush's $118 million super PAC.
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And if you are without words, you are likely in a state of AWE.
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Yet big scares are a small price for the awe-inspiring footage you'll see.
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Distance is not the worst thing if awe or respect is to be engendered.
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"Prosecutors have always been an object of awe, hatred and fear," Professor Hong said.
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It is grand and awe-inspiring, almost as though you're actually on the moon.
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I watch in awe as my grandmother, Kulwant Kaur, kneads a mound of dough.
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I'm still in awe of his NE section in particular — so Scrabbly, so good.
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During the performance, Swift was seen watching in awe and interacting with Billy Porter.
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I watched with no small awe as Jason initially experienced a seemingly miraculous recovery.
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The wonder and awe that used to fill us is now just a void.
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There were exclamations of fear and awe at the lava spreading across the land.
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Almost every essay features awe-inspiring intellectual achievement and incomprehensible human suffering or folly.
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Just thinking about the painstaking precision Hevesh5 took on this piece is awe-inspiring.
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I don't really know what to say other than I stand in horrified awe.
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He repeated the word "thousands" several times, infusing it with a tone of awe.
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We were in awe of the tireless rescuers in their ragtag armada of boats.
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He got them in and, before you know it, we had shock and awe.
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Every year, Nikon hosts an awe-inspiring competition called The Small World in Motion.
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Just appreciating all the things we can feel can invoke a sense of awe.
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"I was always in awe of the way she used her gift," she said.
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During the performance, Swift was seen watching in awe and interacting with Billy Porter.
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As I sip my first espresso of the day, I look back in awe.
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That is awe-inspiring to me, at least, but it's also important to physics.
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I'm not an investigative reporter myself, but I'm in awe of the good ones.
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It evokes a hushed awe, the trepidation that loud noises might dishonor the space.
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Lil Uzi VertXXXTENTACION - "whoa (mind in awe)"Ski Mask The Slump God - "Nuketown" feat.
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Now you can take a look inside as Motherboard tours this awe-inspiring facility.
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The bookish student was at first in awe at the brilliance of the capital's brightest.
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Independence Day fireworks displays, by contrast, are more about cheap, awe-inspiring quantity than quality.
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I remember the awe on the ground as they watched the launch and the explosion.
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You're kind of awe-struck by it, even though your own birds are under threat.
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We are simply staring open-mouthed, in disgust and awe, at this dead little girl.
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But arguably, no one was left more in awe of what was accomplished than Gosling.
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When an engineer in Omaha examined the results, he sat in awe for a moment.
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But that doesn't mean we can't create our own awe-inspiring simulations of the universe.
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And TV news veterans are watching it all with a mixture of awe and skepticism.
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Your view swings around the cathedral, awe-inspiring in its size but clearly under construction.
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Whenever conservation ecologist Joe Roman conducts fieldwork in Cuba, he's in awe of the place.
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Sufis hold the world in awe, and manifest its magic in poetry, music, and dance.
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The awe-inspiring sight of the cosmos invariably creates a feeling of peace, even reflection.
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The team watched in awe as the giant larvacean, Bathochordaeus stygius, ate all of them.
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He wants the world to walk away from this tournament in awe, not in fear.
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That awe is able to exist alongside all the human baggage that comes with it.
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Did we learn nothing from the "shock and awe" visited upon Iraq after 9/11?
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Especially in the film's first two-thirds, the most exciting moments conjure a genuine awe.
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Both me and Noomi were not afraid, but a little in awe going into it.
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The film mostly evokes a mixed response of discomfort, awe, second-hand embarrassment, and bewilderment.
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Bentley, in awe, simply sat down in front of the two and enjoyed the show.
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Inside the event, one of Berry's biggest celebrity fans was in complete awe of her.
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The pianist pauses between movements, making expressive gestures and grimaces conveying infatuation, awe and distress.
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These pro-gamers amaze their fans with their awe-inspiring moves just like professional athletes.
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If Shaq refuses to believe they're real, he's missing out on some awe-inspiring experiences.
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"I think everybody saw on television he was just absolutely in awe," Waight Keller said.
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Fans and celebrities reacted with a mixture of awe and glee to Williams' Snapchat post.
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And there was no, 'Wow I don't know how I feel' — that was just awe.
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You never quite know whether you should react with awe or by being utterly appalled.
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I have watched, with awe and admiration, female colleagues who seem to do that flawlessly.
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You almost want to step back, out of a mix of intimidation, respect, and awe.
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They just don't inspire any awe or fear the way the lions and tigers do.
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I was in awe of the way they played the game: the passion, the fun.
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But you don't have to visit Niagara Falls or the Grand Canyon to experience awe.
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Paula Spencer Scott reported in Parade magazine that we experience awe 2.5 times a week.
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He was in awe about how cool it was to buy things with one click.
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In the clip, everyone watches in awe as a turkey's submerged in a deep fryer.
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Growing up he was in awe of FARC fighters working in and around his village.
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Jim Cramer was in awe of how quickly Deere managed to transform itself, seemingly overnight.
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PERINO: The media clip that we have before were like the shock and awe, right?
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Honestly, this feeling of confusion, annoyance and awe is what I'll miss about this show.
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If you manage to stop dancing, you might just fall to your knees in awe.
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Stormi Bree is "in awe of the female body" after welcoming her daughter last month.
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"Im in awe of your talent, you can be so many people," Erin, 36, wrote.
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The duo put together nearly a flawless routine that had the sports world in awe.
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The initial response was a mix of horror and awe, but it did raise $50,000.
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In complete awe of Lee Sedol's incredible genius, and proud of the amazing AlphaGo team!
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I was totally in awe of the amount of people who attended and were engaged.
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Skylight condenses 36 hours and 42 unique locations into three minutes of time-lapsed awe.
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RELATED: Why eclipses have inspired terror and awe Excitement is most prominent among the young.
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They did let us in eventually and we sort of stood there, wow, in awe.
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Storytellers have long fixated on the awe-inspiring phenomenon that is a total solar eclipse.
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If he can convince Gomez to wear this one, he will earn our undying awe.
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I'm in love with trying to write about awe because it makes so little sense.
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The entire internet dropped jaws with a collective gasp — and then bowed down in awe.
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The first time I tried it, I was in awe — and I'm not exaggerating here.
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I was 17, I was awe-struck and, man, I thought he was the greatest.
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Now half a century and a lifetime of experiences later, I am still awe-struck.
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"They're awe-inspiring and illuminate the magnitude of changes happening to the Greenland ice sheet."
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The lovers take acid and watch with awe as a bus "irradiating" the highway bears
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Oh, and also be in awe of their amazing success in turning their health around.
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You try to reconcile the impressions, with frustration that seeks and finds relief in awe.
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A full-scale shock-and-awe invasion would require a formidable logistical and operational effort.
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He bravely continued with his show and had us in awe with his stage presence.
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"Norman would walk into a tournament, and it was awe-inspiring to watch," Shalhoub said.
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It's hard to not feel a frisson of awe at the scale of the feat.
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Yet daily, 350,83 to 450,000 pedestrians push through, pause in awe and pose for pictures.
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No words can describe his family's suffering, or our awe of their determination and perseverance.
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In every aspect of our health and our resilience we need humility, courage, and awe.
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Remember Trump's awe at the Bastille Day parade he witnessed alongside French president Emmanuel Macron.
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Their ability to celebrate Vappu for weeks with proper gusto is nothing but awe-inspiring.
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Cardi was in awe as a warrior from the Kai Haka group embraced her arrival.
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The most amazing piece depicts Daiitoku Myoo, or the Wisdom King of Awe-Inspiring Power.
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It's the awe of striving and becoming and confusion, as opposed to peace or enjoyment.
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It's awe-inspiring how people are basically defining their own sense of spirituality and religion.
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Viewers drift past a man and a child standing in awe of the sculptural ruins.
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But it's his left round kick that's still spoken of in awe—and avidly watched.
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We watched in awe as a Grammy Award–winning rapper performed alongside her karaoke devotee.
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As a middle-aged guy, I can only shake my head in awe and respect.
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But don't expect Collins, 24, to be in awe of the player across the net.
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I imagined the hypothetical situations that inspired this exacerbating sense of contempt or occasional awe.
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Ms. Awe plays Mary as childlike, but also as the more confident of the pair.
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The Brew House, sparkling and packed for the opening, is both awe-inspiring and alienating.
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He has the strength of line and assuredness that, to another carver, are awe-inspiring.
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"I am awe-struck that Steve accepted my invitation," Mr. Brown said in a statement.
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But in contemporary India, Gandhi is no longer quite so awe-inspiring, or even relevant.
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There's no doubt that Britain's hills, lakes and heaths make for perpetually awe-inspiring settings.
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As your cell service drops, your spirits rise as the awe-inspiring Rockies envelop you.
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No word yet if Cedric's calmed down after being in awe of Magic's super-yacht.
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They watched in awe as animals, from birds to bulls, dropped dead at its entrance.
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I also say it with affection, even awe: There are no weirdos like English weirdos.
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The antlers of the prehistoric deer Megaloceros giganteus inspire awe and bemusement in equal measure.
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" Theise described encountering this new view of the interstitium as a moment of "quiet awe.
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Then they shoot video of their runs and let the snowboarding world watch in awe.
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Tourists flock to the caves, awe-struck by the starry night illusions all around them.
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In a purple-lit room in their home, they look at Little Joe with awe.
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But to engage a reader emotionally over so many different story lines is awe-inspiring.
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" Gharagozloo said that, when he watched videos of Giulianotti's surgeries, he was left "in awe.
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Many will celebrate Rosh Hashana this evening, and the Days of Awe that follow it.
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I'm in awe of how much time some of my colleagues spend on the road.
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"I'm in awe of the responsibility and I'm so excited by the possibilities," she said.
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The red rock formations, vistas and five national parks of Utah are tributes to awe.
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The act of transforming a piece of wood into music still fills him with awe.
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The overall effect is sumptuous, even awe-inspiring, and their level of detail is astonishing.
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The immersive exhibits infuse 18th-century history with distinctly 1503st-century theatrical shock and awe.
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"Among elite scholars, fewer and fewer voice awe of the United States," Mr. Shi said.
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We are left in awe by the extreme poverty as well as the extreme wealth.
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That is why, wherever people have choices, it inspires fear or awe, but not love. ■
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When the first "Cats" trailer dropped in July, the internet convulsed with revulsion and awe.
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My children watched in jealous awe as another family floated by on a log ride.
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"I spent two to three days there just in awe — I couldn't believe my life."
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There he was helped by police and strangers to the awe of the people marching.
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He's God, more or less, and he inspires the religious awe of the episode's title.
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But "An Almost Religious Awe" is the exact opposite of episode five, in that sense.
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He imagined a terrified Khrushchev, in awe of the events he had set in motion.
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" And she described "an awe that I survived some of the things I went through.
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Being behind a courtroom bench suddenly seemed attainable, and they were in awe of Chapman.
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It felt awe-inspiring and a little dangerous (just ask the guy on that sign).
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So you guys travel in a pack, leaving an awe-struck public in your wake?
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If anyone can restore proper awe to the notion of space travel, Buzz Aldrin can.
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"Look in awe," Hartman enjoins us, pointing out a woman — and how can we not?
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His tone reflected a mixture of amazement and amusement, with perhaps a dash of awe.
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The documentary "Apollo 11," directed and edited by Todd Douglas Miller, is entirely awe-inspiring.
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What if, instead, we could remember the colonizer without lavishing horror and awe upon them?
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Something that once seemed so awe-inspiring may have a different meaning to you now.
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Griffin's skill-set still inspires awe, but it's also dangerously close to becoming a relic.
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"I think everyone realizes it's different when he (Woods) turns up," said former world number one Day, no longer in awe of Woods the person after nearly a decade on tour, but still in awe of his achievements, which include 79 PGA Tour victories.
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As the city's modest skyline grows, residents are watching with a mixture of awe and trepidation.
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Image: Renato Augusto Martins via Wikimedia CommonsStand in awe of the small but mighty pumpkin toadlet.
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"I was just shocked and in awe to see how blue the planet was," recalls Melvin.
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"I was left in awe and admiration of this selfless man," Taylor County Sheriff's Office Sgt.
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The production budget for "Shock and Awe" is not publicly available, according to Box Office Mojo.
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Moments such as Secretariat's Triple Crown or Tiger Woods' first Masters gave me awe and chills.
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The awe-inspiring, gigantic carrier aircraft from Stratolaunch, the company owned by Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen?
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Let's stand together to witness the historic, awe-inspiring sight of the peaceful transfer of power.
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So there's something of great awe in this, and something beauty something beautiful and almost poetic.
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And I'm in awe of how soft my hair has been after using the Lush shampoos.
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Judging by the past couple decades: putting bright shiny thing in orbit =/= awe and world peace.
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A TV host, Amr Adib, suggested that Mr Trump was in awe of Mr Sisi's leadership.
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Most of us remained quiet, in awe of what was happening in front of our eyes.
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We stood in awe of the painted desert for a moment, then automatically raised our phones.
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"I'm simultaneously constantly frustrated with YouTube and in awe that it happens at all," D'Angelo declares.
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Upon first viewing the "APESHIT" music video this weekend, we were, of course, in complete awe.
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I look on it with great admiration and some awe, but it's not what I do.
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He was in awe when Barry Bonds picked him up and put him in a headlock.
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However, it never really inspired awe or really forced me to give it a second thought.
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One of the most awe-inspiring and comforting things about protesting is joining in the chants.
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So much of the awe of the novel are in those moments of spectacle and transportation.
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And, at the very least, GWAS is revealing this fact: Our differences are awe-inspiringly complicated.
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Today, however, we reserve our awe to stratospheric skyscrapers as countries compete for the tallest building.
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Heidi Montag is in awe of the bond she has created with her son through breastfeeding.
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When she got there onstage and started doing her amazing artistic wailing, we stood in awe.
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The choreography of red and white blood cells dancing around the slide left me in awe.
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The recent work is smaller, rawer, without words, and relishes in a primordial awe of paint.
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The press was in quiet awe and amusement as Gaga pranced up and down the steps.
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Fans of both singers were in awe of Lovato's commitment to getting the look down exact.
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When I arrived, which took about 20 seconds total, I was in awe of the scenery.
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I'm in awe of how people are moving back [to the island] and launching new initiatives.
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The most awe-inspiring (?) is when Rita goes into the Krispy Kreme and eats a doughnut.
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Knowing Honnold will be okay doesn't make this documentary any less awe-inspiring, or nerve-wracking.
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Well, the iPad Pro has awe-inducing hardware, but software that can't live up to it.
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Simple things, such as well-maintained sidewalks and wheelchair lifts on buses, left him awe-struck.
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She tells us about her recent solo trip volunteering in Jerusalem and we're all in awe.
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First and foremost, you're in awe and shocked by the scale and size of the plant.
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"The look of awe and excitement on his face is so real and genuine," he says.
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And we are in awe of the clever people who have made it work so well.
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Awe is the feeling of being in the presence of something vast or beyond human scale.
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Lee, a product manager who hadn't used Reddit much before joining its staff, watched in awe.
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The awe-inducing look was topped off with a huge gold headpiece, plus dramatic, billowing scarves.
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That awe turns to panic when entire thing turns into a massive tower of flames. Oops!
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"We just helped someone break out of prison," Nomi says in awe after the whole ordeal.
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The oceans are Earth's most mysterious frontier, and for that reason, they inspire enchantment and awe.
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So I made them accounts and watched in awe as they logged on to that server.
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Their mother is in awe of how courageous Michael has been to help his baby brothers.
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"Donald was in awe of his father," the source said, "and very detached from his mother."
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What sounds like faint bells plays in the background, heightening the sense of awe and mystery.
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In the photo, Isaac is seen holding a green lightsaber as Tremblay looks on in awe.
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Given how awe-inspiring we know him to be, this is sure to be a masterpiece.
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Since she announced the impending toddlers, Beyoncé has been the queen of awe-inducing maternity style.
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Then we paused to marvel at the moon crossing the sun, which united us in awe.
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"Hey man, sorry to interrupt," one of them says as they step towards us in awe.
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"I'm a bit in awe of Siemon's patience and self-control as a parent," she said.
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Autopilot is an awe-inspiring demonstration technology, pointing the way to a full autonomous driving future.
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There is life everywhere, and everywhere there's an awe-inspiring abundance of unexpected and unusual organisms.
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I was just awe-struck by Congresswoman Barbara Jordan, and I watched them gavel to gavel.
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"I&aposve always been in awe of Australia&aposs natural beauty," McConaughey said in a statement.
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We were in awe of the meticulous work they had put into their cars on display.
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"Tell me what I should do," I said, and their visages filled with awe and dread.
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It seems like everyone's in awe of Michelle Obama's speech Thursday — even presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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Frenchman Thibaut Pinot, one of the top climbers in the world, believes the Ventoux inspires awe.
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It's also producing reactions of shock and awe from his Dodger teammates, as you'll see below.
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Connecting people with that "sense of awe" is part of why he enjoys making these images.
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Seeing this many drones, sitting tightly packed on their launch pads was an awe-inspiring sight.
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I am in awe of design that can accomplish this, challenging the player without frustrating them.
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He was in awe of the other creators who worked on some of the bigger installations.
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But Kihei, his instincts, and Mamadi to not drop it, I'm still in awe of that.
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But I left even more awe-struck by the magnitude of the facility than I'd anticipated.
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Comedians from Kumail Nanjiani to Kathy Griffin have tweeted their awe at what Ms. Gadsby accomplished.
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So as Miss Jones dropped onto the stage that night, I stared in terror and awe.
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I'm constantly in awe of the families and individuals I get to support in my jobs.
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"I was thrilled, a little scared, and in utter awe," she said of the wild experience.
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Every time I approached the station, I was in awe of its complexity and its beauty.
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I watched in awe as women stood their ground and faced down baton-wielding police officers.
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I was in 8th grade and still blissfully in awe of Santa and his Christmas magic.
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To older Jews, this felt miraculous: My parents and grandfather gawked at my photos, awe-struck.
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Here, with her hanging just over their shoulder, they echo one another's unreserved awe, calling Mrs.
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On Monday, the world was again gazing at Notre-Dame — but now in horror, not awe.
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Dan grew up in awe of the giant machines that his mechanic father worked to fix.
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The space, so much of it still, so empty, so awe-inspiring, speaks of American possibility.
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They are stories of seeking, of alienation, of awe and disappointment, of tantalized not-quite-understanding.
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I was always in awe of her — Carrie Mae is a person that you don't forget.
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The movie is a rare thing among sci-fi flicks, full of awe, humility and hope.
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And you know who appears to be in the graphic for the second expansion titled "AWE"?
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But he also leaves her with fewer options to shock and awe investors in the future.
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When Zimmer scored Interstellar, he played on that feeling to convey the awe of rocket travel.
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It was shock-and-awe, imbued with a certain brutal logic - but also fundamentally self-defeating.
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I was thrilled, a little scared, and in utter awe that I was living that moment.
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There are some who think Pixar should aim for awe-inspiring every time, because why not?
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These are not players who command the same awe as Kevin De Bruyne or Bernardo Silva.
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Few players exhibited less awe for pitchers than the muscular, 73-foot-1, 210-pound Baylor.
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On the one hand, I'm in awe of their work, which can be so emotionally demanding.
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" And the former first lady wrote, "I'm in total awe of the extraordinary students in Florida.
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The silent awe, the humble, the doubting eye, and even the hesitating voice, better shew it. . . .
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Cathedrals were meant to enthrall and awe, so the flock would never turn away from God.
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This scientific precision diminishes the sense of superstitious fear and awe that accompanied such past events.
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It's an awe-inspiring process of destruction and creation and I was lucky to glimpse it.
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Every room here has an ocean view, which makes for a continued awe-inspiring first impression.
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He's not exhausted by the changing world so much as baffled and in awe of it.
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She's awe-inspiring, a little smug and a little too confident to make Ophelia's breakdown persuasive.
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AWE has yet to make a recommendation on either of the two bids it has received.
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That phenomenon, which must have struck the pharaoh's subjects with awe, occurs only twice each year.
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I still remember going outside my home in Oakland and looking at the Moon in awe.
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He had a sharp mind — a beautifully tuned instrument that left people in awe and inspired.
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She was in her late twenties, steady, patient, and in awe of Heizer and his work.
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Later, walking past splintered trees and destroyed homes, Trump seemed in awe of the storm's wrath.
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The other owner of Waitsia, Beach Energy, said it is closely watching the AWE takeover tussle.
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I am in awe of the people who ran towards danger to keep us all safe.
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I've learned so much from him, had fascinating conversations and stood in awe of his energy!
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Musgraves, awe-struck, created a rare thing here—an album that makes the familiar seem fresh.
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JOAN MAXWELLWASHINGTON, D.C. Dear Joan, "Every poem is rooted in imaginative awe," W. H. Auden said.
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Despite their initial skepticism, most male instructors and pilots came to be in awe of her.
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They stood in awe of the Grand Canal just opposite, rummaging for sunglasses in their bags.
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Even then, though, they seemed a bit in awe of her skills as a literary mimic.
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As an adult, I'm completely in awe of what you achieved, of your strength and resolve.
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It was an awe to be around these people and I just feel sad about that.
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His work has the ability to take one to a place of contemplation, curiosity and awe.
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Shock and awe was how the far right won most of 22016's major political battles.
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We can't deliver that continuously—we can't deliver continuous awe for an infinite amount of time.
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The original image (below), while awe-inspiring and unprecedented, was also blurry and interrupted by light streaks.
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However, some find the show awe-inspiring primarily in its apparent disregard for the street art community.
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Shirley Reierson of Duluth, Minnesota, is in awe of the heroics of a dedicated group of firefighters.
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Jamie Lynn Spears is as in awe of big sister Britney Spears as the rest of us!
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The woman who chose to speak about their experience of harassment by Harvey Weinstein deserve our awe.
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"My dad was in awe of the ocean and wanted to see it protected," Meadow told E!
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No matter the biome, the species, the awe-inspiring meteorological experience, people have been there, done that.
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The plan suggests secret preparations to avoid inevitable capital flight, followed by a "shock and awe" strategy.
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"She is comfortable with him and in awe of his brilliance and talent," the Lawrence source says.
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I watched with shivers of dread and awe—stunned by the image of him floating, seemingly adrift.
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They are sites bursting with heritage, and there's no doubt each is worth an awe-filled visit.
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When he released the surreal images, they sparked awe in his fans, but outrage from local conservatives.
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At points in Homecoming, you're in as much awe as the now-infamous fan in the crowd.
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The many clouds visible only added to the awe-inspiring view taken from 254 miles above Earth.
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Yet Andrea Marshall feels only awe and admiration when she sees them soar by just inches away.
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Roof said he was "in absolute awe" that police weren't waiting outside when he left the building.
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"We are in awe of you and you are just an inspiration to girls everywhere," Hargitay said.
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It's awesome—in the literal, awe-inspiring sense—to listen to, but it's also a bit dizzying.
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It's both weird and quietly awe-inspiring how a specific song can transport you back in time.
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Shares of AWE closed 16.5 percent higher, at a near 2 1/13 year after the bid.
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I'm sad the tiny beating hearts you see every day don't fill you with a perpetual awe.
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There are high-flying acrobatics and awe-inspiring stunts, but they are often shoehorned into musical numbers.
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For Bachelor fans, going to the Bachelor mansion brings out that same feeling of wonder and awe.
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But here I am, in awe of the mighty girth of the Energizer Power Max P18K Pop.
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"I've never seen the hero change his mind even after defeating the villain," said McFeely, in awe.
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" Jeff and Tricia Raikes donated $25,000, saying they are "awe of [the students'] moral clarity and courage.
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"I think we were all just smiling, and her joy and her awe was infectious," he said.
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Ellison uses shock and awe to create a visual topography that is at turns nauseating and captivating.
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Earth is capable of beautiful, powerful, magnificent things and watching them unfold inspires a sense of awe.
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Ashley said she now looks back in awe at the night she met their daughter's birth mother.
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Part of the industry awe around Marvel Studios has been their ability to conquer their Warner Bros.
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We're convinced this new insight will make us even more in awe of their talents as designers.
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"My husband and I are in awe of how much attention this story has garnered," she says.
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"I remember walking out just in awe and wondering how something like that was made," Skivington recalled.
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My literary young heart felt something profound afoot, and it knew the thrill of awe and pity.
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"Window" makes you wonder if getting older taints that awe of seeing something for the first time.
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We both realize we've never been to Wegmans before, and wander around in awe of its magic.
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"It was life-changing to see that powerful moment," said Reynolds, still in awe of the exchange.
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What started out as an awe-filled sighting quickly became more of a edgy slow-speed chase.
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Jarzobski managed to overcome her awe and snap a few shots of the apex predators chowing down.
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But I am eternally in awe of the composure, self-confidence, and open-heartedness that Zeke displayed.
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I'm too scared (and high) to play it myself and mostly just watch in awe and amazement.
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She licks up the man's spilt drink from the hard surface as he stares on in awe.
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Founder and CEO Patrick Byrne said he "was in awe" after just five minutes in the car.
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Mr Trump, who seems to get along well with strongmen, appears in awe of Mr Xi's power.
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"Don't accept failure," says Joylette Goble, who says she has always been in awe of her mother.
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The Remington Steele star also said he remained in "awe" of the fellow actor until the end.
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That feeling of awe doesn't last long, though: immediately after the barrier drops, all hell breaks loose.
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I'm in awe of him and he is just the nicest person to have in the house.
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Still, it's an astonishing creative effort t, imbued with awe for the infinite possibilities of the feminine.
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Burke suggested that the audience might have been laughing because they were in awe of his performance.
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Awe happens when we encounter something so vast that we can't really wrap our mind around it.
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Japanese poet Miyazawa was a master folklorist revered for the compassion and sheer awe of his prose.
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Rhimes chose three women to profile from those entries, and found herself in awe of their confidence.
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Now that the news is out, the source says even those who were there are in awe.
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The initial shock and awe phase of the drama ended Thursday with the testimony of James Comey.
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The Spaniard left spectators gasping in awe as he soared through a quadruple toeloop-triple toeloop combination.
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Every geodesist I spoke with described the field with a barely contained sense of awe and excitement.
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In the meantime, they're just in awe that Twitter helped them find a long-lost family member.
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Herbert shared a few of the stunning shots on Instagram and the likeness is truly awe-inspiring.
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For now, at least, we can bask in awe of just how quickly this research moving forward.
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And when they pick up the receiver to answer, that's when the oddity gives way to awe.
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Trump's star status rests on his ability to shock and awe - particularly to not stay on script.
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He's in awe of the affordable healthcare Bill Krajec moved to San Miguel de Allende last year.
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"You will see in July that there will be shock and awe," Armed Forces chief Lt. Gen.
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The moment a zeppelin arrives in a multiplayer match of Battlefield 1 is an awe-inspiring sight.
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Goodyear didn't make them spherical just for a futuristic shock-and-awe factor — their shape has utility.
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I have so many questions about the Kushion, but mainly, I'm in awe at its marketing materials.
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Drake: How you remain afloat under the weight of all the Ls you've taken is awe-inspiring.
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Their experiences exquisitely capture the awe of the revolutions and the anguish of the unravelings that followed.
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Recently neuroscientists have shown that the experiences of beauty and awe activate different parts of the brain.
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First, shock and awe at John, then taking in the fact that his shirt is severely unbuttoned.
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Between the awe-inspiring Pyrenees and the pristine coastline, you'll enjoy plenty of captivating, cobblestoned medieval towns.
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Visitors can camp, bike, boat, hike, ski and fish while soaking in the area's awe-inspiring surroundings.
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And while Trump practices shock and awe diplomacy, the Republican-controlled Congress has been passing meaningless resolutions.
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"He's in awe of Ali both as a person and in her achievements," Jez Butterworth told me.
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Notwithstanding the shock and awe of the election, nothing could prepare us for what was to come.
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I mentioned three things that are noticeably missing from the polarized mind earlier: humility, courage and awe.
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She's a belter by nature, but here, she's restrained and humble, communicating awe without resorting to fireworks.
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While his Ottawa teammates are in awe of Burris's longevity, they still make cracks about his age.
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Some first families have been known for hosting awe-inspiring gatherings, while others were not expert entertainers.
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"Homecoming" is awe-inspiring and flawlessly edits together her two shows into one incredible TV-watching experience.
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But nothing could prepare him for the awe-inspiring beauty of seeing Thor up close and personal.
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Awe, dread, wonder, joy, vulnerability, sadness—often these come crashing over you together as a single phenomenon.
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Too often we look back not in anger but in awe, at least of our own capacities.
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The yellow flourish is so awe-inspiring that Bergotte regrets the verbose overkill in his own books.
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Fast-forward eight years later and here we are still in awe of this guy's every melody.
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I was so in awe of your magical and colorful stickers, stationery, lunch boxes, and other miscellany.
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Jason Momoa's raw strength is so breathtaking ... it even left former Mr. Universe Lou Ferrigno in awe.
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Everybody in the hood knew him, so I was in awe sitting in the truck with him.
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Maybe you don't want to be kind of in awe of the person who's making your record.
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It is an act of poorly-lit, awe-inspiring wonder, an inspiration to anyone with a body.
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There is a moment of quiet, a moment of respect, maybe even sometimes awe in the process.
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When Straily visits, he said, young hopefuls look at him in awe because they envy his status.
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This is FIFA's enduring talent: to orchestrate the world in awe of the spectacle of international football.
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Just like you, we are staring in shock and awe at our children as their tempers explode.
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Mr. Robert's stunts inspire awe, admiration and bewilderment — his official Facebook page has more than 80,000 likes.
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During his two missions, Mr. Weitz spent 33 days in space, always with a touch of awe.
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I'm really in awe of Nottage's play "Intimate Apparel" (22019) and of the poetry embedded in it.
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Despite the shock and awe, gaps between the guidelines and the reality for economic crimes aren't uncommon.
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From afar, they awe; from up close, they become abstract amalgamations of cool colors and organic shapes.
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Mine was, once or twice, though I would describe the overall experience as satisfaction rather than awe.
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But where Poe is rightly in awe of the universe's composition, the forces Irish depicts aren't mysterious.
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Let's stand in awe of the fact that some of it might be alive on the moon.
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But art exhibitions are most frequently geared towards creating showcases that elicit awe or marvel from viewers.
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Mary Wallace (Abby Awe), who takes the train in from Teaneck, N.J., is a nerd and naïf.
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Tristan was enjoying the service — staring at the ceiling in awe, laughing happily — when an usher approached.
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This seriousness is a kind of awe in front of the world, and the mystery that's there.
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Vin Ferrara, the starting quarterback that year, still speaks in some awe of how DePodesta ran routes.
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For each successful convergence between hunter and eagle, gasps and cheers of awe erupted across the steppe.
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I had been in awe, believing him possessed of the most spectacular of gifts: that of storytelling.
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In his speech, Mr. Gottlieb recalled a person whose curiosity, both personal and intellectual, was awe-inspiring.
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To do so, she had to internalize a vastness that is both awe-inspiring and deeply unsettling.
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With equal parts humour and awe, animals trundle across the space, musing on the universality of things.
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The book's final destination reveals the essence of what Kirsch saw and created, and it inspires awe.
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" He was "caught up with the emotion, the excitement, and with something akin to enchantment, even awe.
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Roger Federer hits a forehand winner around the net post, leaving even his opponent Kyrgios in awe.
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Whatever the tone, hanging over "Days of Awe" are questions about how we metabolize strangeness, danger, horror.
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Though in Mr. Kushner's case, perhaps his awe had more to do with her fridge being empty.
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These are awe-inspiring, though you need not be Martin Luther to look askance at their opulence.
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And whether they are repeated matter of factly, or told with awe or wariness, they remain astonishing.
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Insider got a special preview of the ride experience on Thursday, and we were left in awe.
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"Well, actually, I've started doing stand-up comedy," I said, expecting to elicit some awe and admiration.
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What happens to a society that loses its capacity for awe and wonder at things to come?
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"The sacrifices she has made and her open and giving heart leave me in awe," he said.
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"Despite many challenges in the sector, Kenya's wildlife continues to awe and inspire the world," Kahumbu said.
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It wouldn't be awe at the bravery of someone climbing up on the statue of Lady Liberty.
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I had the SpongeBob response to it, greatly magnified: Awe at the stagecraft, apathy toward the content.
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The farther away from the venue you travel the more your awe turns into disappointment in yourself.
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Those of us privileged to serve with them were awe-struck by their courage and tactical aggressiveness.
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The pair soon began chatting, and Yu was in awe of how deeply Zhong understood his music.
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Some saw a kind of grandfather figure, while others said their awe toward him was still fresh.
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"I was in awe that he got my exact size and designed the ring himself," she says.
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Zain ud-Din produced the most awe-inspiring natural images and was especially fond of drawing birds.
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With a mixture of fear and awe, he arrived with his boyfriend at the Christopher Street piers.
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Among his contemporaries, recognition of Lowell's mental instability was inextricably bound up with awe of his talent.
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At its largest, the ensemble was about 300 singers strong, so it could deliver awe-inspiring performances.
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"I think you need to have more experiences of awe, Brian," Ms. Couric said in one episode.
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Most tweets were in awe of Johnson's boldness to call out DeGeneres on her own TV program.
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Edwin Hernandez, a porter in Ms. Jaffe's building, remains in awe of her discipline and physical prowess.
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When Lorde's breakout hit "Royals" began to attract mainstream attention, it inspired equal parts awe and skepticism.
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Studies find that awe inspiring moments can impact decision-making, and enhance our life satisfaction and creativity.
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The Star Wars universe is home to many things peculiar and awe-inspiring: Creatures born from imagination.
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There's essentially awe and wonder intrinsic to both of those games that is part of the [formula].
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In the industrialized world, we view lions and elephants with affection and an enduring sense of awe.
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When we face the grand chasm of our ignorance, we should be in fearsome awe of it.
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The elder's greatness is taken for granted, while the younger trips along behind, in awe and wonder.
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SRS: Right, they go for shock and awe, and people who aren't accustomed to how it looks.
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"I've been in awe of her since she made her first national team at 231.27," she said.
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Imagine Walt Whitman adapting "Apocalypto" and you might approximate the awe and adrenaline of Chamoiseau's action pastoral.
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" We ought to embrace awe, "the wonderment that comes from being humbled before something grander than oneself.
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The setting is as architecturally imposing as it is quietly symbolic: a steep climb, designed to awe.
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"I was a bit in awe when I first walked in," he said of meeting Ms. Andrews.
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He expresses a fan's ebullient awe at having Lombardo, who joined Suicidal Tendencies in 2016, playing drums.
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The American president has lost his ability to shock and awe, but not for lack of trying.
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New features are a source of awe and small defects become a source of shame and ridicule.
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We were in awe, and watching a vocalist like Elkin was like having our own Bruce Dickinson.
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NBC, increasingly, seems to believe the only way to win that war is to shock and awe.
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