I believe it's possible to have that creative, awe-inspired dreaminess carry with you over time, but it can take work and practice.
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Because beyond the pageantry of the royal procession and beyond the awe inspired by the first dragon anyone had ever seen (and then the second), the defining emotions were mistrust and resentment.
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"Never in a million years do you think that something like that will come your way," Haight said of the kind gesture, adding that she and the rest of her family have been "awe-inspired" by the reactions they&aposve received to the story.
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So when I was tasked to cover the opening days of the United States Open this year, I found myself looking to the margins of both the action and the light as the world's premier players performed an exquisitely elegant dance of athleticism and grace with the assistance of an army of support: ball boys and ball girls, line judges and members of the security staff, working in view of a sea of awe-inspired fans, myself included.
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In Paste magazine, Robert Tutton wrote of the "primal, silent awe" inspired by Tocchini's "surreal" and "dazzling" art. In IGN, Tres Dean noted the creators' "complex and intriguing worldbuilding and precise, emotional character work", as well as Tocchini's "impeccable and breathtaking" art.
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An awe inspired life also counters all sorts of dogmatic beliefs and convictions, be they fundamentally religious or rigidly atheistic.John L. Levy The Humanistic Psychologist (April 2007), 35 (2), pg. 219-222 With Rediscovery of AweSchneider, K.J. (2004). Rediscovery of awe: Splendor, mystery, and the fluid center of life.
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Aesthetic judgments may be linked to emotions or, like emotions, partially embodied in our physical reactions. For example, the awe inspired by a sublime landscape might physically manifest with an increased heart-rate or pupil dilation; physiological reaction may express or even cause the initial awe. As seen, emotions are conformed to 'cultural' reactions, therefore aesthetics is always characterized by 'regional responses', as Francis Grose was the first to affirm in his 'Rules for Drawing Caricaturas: With an Essay on Comic Painting' (1788), published in W. Hogarth, The Analysis of Beauty, Bagster, London s.d. (1791? [1753]), pp. 1–24.
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The signature attraction, two long acrylic underwater tunnels with approximately 770,000 total gallons of San Francisco Bay salt water. Sharks, Bat rays, Rock Fish, and 2 Giant Sea Bass await awe-inspired guests on their adventures below the bay! The aquarium opened on 19 April 1996 under the name UnderWater World at a cost of , filled with approximately 4,000 fish with 100 unique species indigenous to San Francisco Bay. After being shown a short introductory film, visitors walk through an area with three pools, then take an elevator down to the signature attraction, which is two acrylic tunnels long overall that cuts through two tanks filled with total of of filtered water from the bay, based on a similar transparent tunnel in an aquarium of the same name in Auckland, New Zealand.
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