I was kind of awestruck and I don't get awestruck very often.
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Please observe — and try not to be too awestruck.
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Bryan seemed awestruck as Aranda's fingers flew on his guitar.
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I was awestruck by each and every one of them.
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Europeans are usually awestruck, and not in a good way.
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Others since then have been awestruck by these "bright nights," too.
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Scroll down to check 'em out and prepare to be awestruck.
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I remember feeling awestruck by the grace and poise you demonstrated.
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Delivery drivers, awestruck students and horrified old women turned and stared.
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Awe Shifts Your Thinking Being awestruck displaces our ego and self-centeredness.
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Jonas seems awestruck by her presence, and extremely affected by her touch.
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Rhye's mild blandness aims additionally to replicate dizzy, awestruck, spellbound erotic bliss.
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Whenever I look at it, I am amazed and awestruck all over again!
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Arthur followed the project closely, and Gevers had been awestruck by his intelligence.
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Without a traditional help defender at the rim, OKC can only gape, awestruck.
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Awestruck pilgrims voyaged to see the Holy Land of their well-thumbed Bibles.
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But I'm also awestruck when I come across present-day attendees on social media.
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Awestruck, Lucious apologies to the anonymous singer and eagerly decides to work with Jamal.
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Unique stories aside, they all share the same ultimate goal — to leave audiences awestruck.
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Are you not awestruck when observing a killer whale leap out of Puget Sound?
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Ken Buck (R-CO) seeming oddly awestruck by the concept of Bluetooth tracking tags.
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But where Nesbitt's enthusiasm comes off as languidly awestruck, Varble is all meticulous intensity.
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With awestruck reviews from American spooks, however, money may flow more freely in the future.
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I sheepishly walked up to the Eastern State Penitentiary, awestruck by its size and architecture.
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Josh said the guests were immediately "awestruck" at the unexpected sight of the majestic creature.
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Awestruck, the Jews took the holy sites of Jerusalem and the places of their biblical stories.
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I watched an intelligent man do something incredibly moronic after becoming awestruck by an advanced technology.
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Watching awestruck chefs peruse Fingal's collection of weaponry is like watching Rambo at a gun show.
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She was also awestruck by the fruit and seafood platter, sampling caviar for the first time.
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It was a stunning moment, when millions of us were awestruck by the same rare phenomenon.
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However, when I walked into the nave of Notre-Dame, I couldn't help but feel awestruck.
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Mom-friendly content is one such area, with AwesomenessTV's Awestruck and RTL Group's StyleHaul leading the charge.
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I was floored by her generosity, awestruck that someone would do something of that magnitude for us.
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Every single day I am awestruck, I am inspired by the entrepreneurs that come to pitch us.
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It was impressive, and all the players watched, awestruck, filming the archer's perfect shot with their iPhones.
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The girl's dad, clearly awestruck by his child's knowledge of luxury goods, tweeted the list on Wednesday.
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And so I'll be very candid with you, at that point I was awestruck by meeting him.
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They're one of the tightest bands I know; I reel between awestruck and terrified when watching them.
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Dancing queen Michelle Obama met the 2-year-old girl who was awestruck by her official portrait.
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So go ahead: marvel in his prowess, be simultaneously awestruck and ashamed at your own incompetence in comparison.
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Over 30 years later, Nelson remains just as awestruck by vintage cars as he was as a teen.
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"We are simply awestruck by the demand surfacing for the Model 3," wrote Stifel auto analyst James Albertine.
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I was like, eyes like this"—she widens her eyes, mock-awestruck—"we can do what with chocolate?
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It's a faithful adaptation of King's novel, but won't leave you awestruck by the time the credits roll.
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"We spent our credits from playing arcade machines to buy my son a toy that left him awestruck."
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When she arrived, she was awestruck by the "extravagant" pageantry and the celebrity consultants she got to meet.
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As with that first wave of awestruck reviews, focus remained on Parker's person, rather than on his movie.
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The work was 'Osiris and Isis' [1985–87], a painting of a step pyramid, and I was awestruck.
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Awestruck folks shared footage on Twitter of the strangely glimmering turquoise light, each equally as baffled as the other.
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The generosity of a friend, the kindness of a stranger, a walk in the woods can leave you awestruck.
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The company additionally gave updates on its kids brand DreamWorks TV and Awestruck, its video brand for millennial moms.
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Mullins shared images of Harry and Meghan's awestruck faces after she gave them the portrait in a black frame.
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Silence surrounded us as five dozen eclipse chasers stared, awestruck, at the shrouded sun and its glowing, white halo.
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Keleş was awestruck; Gülen spoke so passionately about the Holy Prophet that as he listened he started to cry.
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Those drives gave him 211 homers in 2150 games against the Orioles, which left some teammates a little awestruck.
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Petit then spent an hour walking, sitting and dancing on the cable as awestruck spectators watched from the streets below.
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"I was so afraid and awestruck at what the actors were doing that I didn't utter a word," says Ferrell.
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Roberto was a gruff tour guide, hustling guests from room to room, but his visitors seemed too awestruck to complain.
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And there is spectacle — especially in the films of the 1911 Delhi Durbar — that leaves me both awestruck and horrified.
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You may recall that Sasha recently attended her senior prom, which ignited a flurry of excited, awestruck reactions on social media.
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It all happens in one exhilarating scene, after which Thomas and his peers are awestruck by the captured slow-motion footage.
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I've handed the Mi Mix 103 to several colleagues and they all were awestruck by how dense, and solid it felt.
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"I am awestruck at the women who have started over," said Catherine Collinson, president of the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies.
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At a book fair, I was awestruck after coming across Translady Fanzine, a collection of photos by Zackary and Amos Mac.
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The actress, who was presenting at the Oscars, admitted that she was awestruck during rehearsals the day before the big show.
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Pleasant, awestruck, and happy to be there, he is the polar opposite to everything you thought The Night King would be.
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" Miranda said he was "awestruck by the strength and leadership of the students and their ability to speak truth to power.
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"It's hard when he's home now because everybody is awestruck and starstruck by his notoriety," Whitehall athletics director Bob Hartman said.
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To serve, transfer everything—aromatic chiles and all—to a serving platter and present to your awestruck and possibly terrified guests.
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Ever since the photo was first posted on Reddit two days ago, thousands of people have been awestruck by the cuteness.
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"I was awestruck then and man, I thought he was the greatest," the sportscaster recalled of meeting Ali for the first time.
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Past research has shown that awestruck experiences like the ones the astronauts described appear to have psychological benefits, especially relating to altruism.
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Calvin was pretty talkative -- for Calvin -- telling our photog about his plans with RiRi as some awestruck fans got a big prize.
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Cardi performed in Perth on Sunday and Monday, and she was awestruck by the way the Aussies ring in the New Year.
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" On "Meet the Press," host Chuck Todd described him as a "monumental" figure, echoing President Obama's awestruck eulogy that Fidel was "singular.
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On his first visit to a zoo, he was awestruck by the beauty of wildlife, friend and co-worker Matt Jarrell said.
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Meanwhile, Awestruck has grown 5x year-over-year in its audience base, with monthly video views increasing by 300 percent, said Awesomeness.
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Flash forward to your next cocktail party: a mint-infused Old Fashioned, and, probably, a round of applause from your awestruck guests.
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Even though it's natural for new founders to be awestruck by experienced VCs, they have to maintain agency over their own business.
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Speaking of Warren ... we got Whoopi Goldberg after she saw the performance, and she was awestruck by what she had just witnessed.
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Being amalgamated into the blob, the humans who previously would have murdered him without a moment's hesitation now watch, awestruck and terrified.
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While I'm awestruck by creations like cow-print and pressed-flower nails, no matter the occasion, I usually opt for a red polish.
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The first time Peggy Whitson left Earth and rode a rocket into outer space in 2002 she was awestruck by what she saw.
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Attendees were awestruck up and down the table, asking each other and themselves: Where have these crazy-tasting grains been all our lives?
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But for now, we'll focus on the man who drank in each of those moments with an expression of awestruck support and admiration.
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Even if you haven't touched a newborn baby's hands or looked at the ceiling of the Sistine chapel you can still be awestruck.
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I have worked in the area for 30 years, and I was awestruck by the sleaziness of the operations that came to light.
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The cable car is "super quick and much less stressful," says Nelly Hernández, a passenger accompanied by her awestruck four-year-old daughter.
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CN: Well, I'm always awestruck by the majesty of our democracy, and hopefully I'll have a chance to observe that in person soon.
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Washington (CNN)The little girl who went viral for being awestruck with Michelle Obama's portrait dressed as the former first lady this Halloween.
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I remember being completely awestruck by his provocative and gruesome photographs, complete with nudity, allusions to Christianity and traditional Chinese culture, and bondage.
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Sargent told Fox News he frequently gets phone calls from giddy residents who are awestruck after catching their first glimpse of a bald eagle.
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A girl with neon hair clambers on stage, and with an awestruck grin, drops to her knees as if asking him for a blessing.
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Throw in some moody Instagram filters and some gorgeous shots of the great outdoors and this couple's holiday snaps have us feeling pretty awestruck.
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It was greeted by displays of the northern lights, which the ship's awestruck logkeeper describes in terms of what sailors know best: the sea.
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While on safari, Arnold Schwarzenegger marveled at the beauty of a grazing elephant, but the elephant felt less than awestruck about Arnold and his truckmates.
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"It was biblical," said Darlene Villareal, awestruck by the spirit of service she witnessed in a house full of fellow neighbors, drawn together by crisis.
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If you're as awestruck by Mehmedinovic's work as I am, be sure to check out more of Project SKYGLOW on Facebook, Instagram, and at skyglowproject.com.
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"The fact that my dad's letter, left behind hundreds of miles away found its way back to me continues to leave me awestruck," she said.
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"We were awestruck … by the newfound importance of our villages due to this bird and the trees," Nilima Das, a brigade member, told Nat Geo.
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Nassar's victims and their parents were awestruck by his ties to Olympic athletes, his floor passes to elite competitions, the mementos on his office walls.
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As moviegoers are awestruck by the makeovers, Baker wants audiences to remember how makeup is always just one component to bringing a character to life.
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Just as Donavan steps out of the car, the eagle flies toward him and swoops past -- leaving him, and those he's with, both awestruck and moved.
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To date, AwesomenessTV now boasts 90,000 channels and is home to talent management company Big Frame, DreamWorksTV, Awestruck (a network for millennial moms) and Awesomeness Films.
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After all, plenty of today's budding inventors and engineers grew up reading Make Magazine and being awestruck by the massive animatronic creations featured at its festivals.
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The company's achievements have many awestruck: In February it launched the world's most-powerful rocket since NASA's Saturn V. It stood more than 21 stories high.
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I spoke with someone who got married in San Francisco's City Hall and said its high ceilings, decadent white marbling, and grand staircase left her awestruck.
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Though each star was styled remarkably, Cate Blanchett's wardrobe left me awestruck in a way I haven't felt since those early lusting-after-Missy-Peregrym days.
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Long before Kim Kardashian West was hanging at Oscars afterparties with Madonna, she was an awestruck kid who happened to live next door to the music icon.
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The magnificent talent of Michael Jackson comes around once in a generation, and his children are also awestruck by his work — even if they can't replicate it.
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Are we too blinded by the present, too awestruck by our own participation in a planet-wide experiment, to put ourselves in such a long-term context?
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To date, the company now has 90,000 channels and is home to talent management company Big Frame, DreamWorksTV, Awestruck (a network for millennial moms) and Awesomeness Films.
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Dozens of Members of Congress stood on stage with the new Indian leader eclipsed by his celebrity and awestruck by the euphoria he generated within the crowd.
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As poets, they complement each other: their writing is disarmingly earnest, but Kay's delivery is breathy and awestruck, whereas Kaye works the crowd like a standup comedian.
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Since then, it has struck deals with digital entertainment players such as StyleHaul, pop culture network DanceOn, AwesomenessTV's millennial mom network Awestruck and Disney-owned Maker Studios.
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"For a while, I thought Keith Richards kept staring at me because he was awestruck by the brilliance of my improvised contributions to their oeuvre," he recalled.
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"For a while, I thought Keith Richards kept staring at me because he was awestruck by the brilliance of my improvised contributions to their oeuvre," he recalls.
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Still, with how well it was going for Kristaps Porzingis, his teammates could not help but be awestruck from watching the best performance of his career unfold.
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She couldn't believe how much of her own vulnerability shone through the images, and she was so awestruck that she kept them to herself for two months.
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The topics haven't changed: Awestruck creates shows for moms on various topics including do-it-yourself/food and fashion/lifestyle, as well as comedies, scripted series and documentaries.
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Sanders, it often seems, exists both among the "brothers and sisters" of his movement — and from the distant remove of a celebrity with an enormous and awestruck following.
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GQ recently named Kaepernick its Citizen of the Year, and a video accompanying the feature captures him hugging and laughing with some awestruck DREAM students during that visit.
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The free Verizon platform has partnered up with digital entertainment players such as StyleHaul, pop culture network DanceOn, AwesomenessTV's millennial mom network Awestruck and Disney-owned Maker Studios.
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The crown jewel of the U.S. National Park System, a place that leaves all Americans awestruck, one of the seven natural wonders of the world: The Grand Canyon.
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As for Herzog, his understanding of Gorbachev's eventful life is both awestruck and surprisingly conventional, but at a few points his talent for recognizing the absurd comes through.
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Now verifiably world-famous — or infamous, depending on your take — the duct-taped banana has inspired all kinds of conversation, running from amused to awestruck to justifiably angry.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When the Beatles played Comiskey Park on Chicago's South Side in the summer of 1965, Carol Tyler was just an awestruck kid.
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Reeves spends most of the movie enacting a kind of awestruck disbelief; his best line is a simple, perfectly stunned, "Whoa," which could probably serve as Reeves' personal motto.
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Fans even coined the term "Longbottomed," which stands for feeling awestruck when someone once known as a nobody turns into a "knight in shining armor," according to Urban Dictionary.
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Indeed, Mr Kelly went further, suggesting, to a group of awestruck journalists, that they were not merely incompetent to pass judgment on military affairs, but unworthy of doing so.
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Chelsea Clinton, who will introduce her mother late Thursday, said she is awestruck by the significance of her mother becoming a major U.S. political party's first female presidential nominee.
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Whether Wick is dispatching baddies with balletic grace or trapped in a disorienting, hall-of-mirrors gallery space, we're always meant to be awestruck by the film's visual grandeur.
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"I was so absorbed by what I was doing, eight hours went by and it felt like five minutes," she recalled, still awestruck at how that could have happened.
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And we have also been gratified and awestruck with those ready to put their shoulder to their wheel and work together to envision a brighter future for their communities.
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Rolling around in one section at a time sounds like more like a group of people being awestruck or tortured or having an orgy, depending on your section choice.
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The massive portraits went viral (with a photo of an awestruck two-year-old Parker Curry warming hearts across the Internet over the power of representation), and attendance skyrocketed.
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She was awestruck in late June when Tiffany Cabán appeared to be winning a district attorney's race in Queens after running on a platform to drop sex work charges.
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At first I'm awestruck by the scale of the space, that I could go anywhere, and that I could play with the game's system to make my own fun.
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Critics and fans alike were awestruck, yet skeptical about whether showrunner Michael Schur (who also gave us the exquisite Parks and Rec and Brooklyn Nine-Nine) could keep this up.
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Sarah Penna — who founded digital talent management firm Big Frame and now leads a new, millennial mom-focused brand called Awestruck — said this variety is poised to change the industry.
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Some made as many Game of Thrones references as possible — which proved to be surprisingly easy — while others were simply awestruck that this is what American politics has come to.
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AwesomenessTV — founded by TV veteran Brian Robbins — has over 90,000 channels and is home to talent management company Big Frame, DreamWorksTV, Awestruck (a network for millennial moms) and Awesomeness Films.
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"Johannesburg" finds the producer evoking a sense of unpretentious, awestruck clarity, tapping out a melange of minimalist pattering via synths and drum machine and letting it jam in extended duration.
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Last week, the Camden, South Carolina, father of three was in his car when he looked to his left and saw an angel-like cloud formation that left him awestruck.
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On North Korea, though, there have been private moments when his breezy talking of "winning" has evaporated and confidants found him almost awestruck by the enormity of what he's confronting.
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Marked by de-tuned, rubbery guitars, angelic vocals, and underscored by an sense of awestruck wonder, this show is the beginning of the band congealing into something new and exciting.
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After unveiling the Starship prototype on Saturday, Musk remarked on being awestruck by the completed product in an interview with YouTube channel Everyday Astronaut that was posted online on Tuesday.
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Although many drooled over the red carpet looks and are awestruck by the exhibition, some are complaining about what they see as the tastelessness — and even offensiveness — of the theme.
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From the moment I first laid my eyes on the Alienware 55 OLED Gaming Monitor (which really is the display's official, but somewhat boring name), I was sort of awestruck.
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Klay Thompson's 60 point explosion didn't go unnoticed by his NBA pops ... who says he was awestruck watching his son burn the Indiana Pacers Monday night and filled with fatherly pride.
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That moment at around 6 minutes and 30 seconds in, when the sun hits totality above the Rockies and the crowd cheers, and the news anchors gasp is just... I'm awestruck.
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But over the course of the next two weeks, I was awestruck by the willingness of the Afghan, Kurdish, Iraqi, Palestinian, Iranian, and Syrian women I met to share their experiences.
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If I still had a say, I would give the accordionist a finer dress and at least a broad audience, I mean can they even see how awestruck the queen is.
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His dim view of government's managerial competence is balanced somewhat by his awestruck approach to its war machinery and spaceflight programs (NASA plays a major part in saving the planet in Armageddon).
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Researchers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory were awestruck by the detail, but I was left with a question: What would it be like to actually visit the upper reaches of Saturn's skies?
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Go90 has also partnered up with digital entertainment players such as StyleHaul (for a series starring Milo Ventimiglia), pop culture network DanceOn, AwesomenessTV's millennial mom network Awestruck and Disney-owned Maker Studios.
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The grandeur of "2001"—the product of two men, Clarke and Kubrick, who were sweetly awestruck by the thought of infinite space—required, in its execution, micromanagement of a previously unimaginable degree.
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Perry, who acknowledged that he said in 2011 that he wanted to abolish the Department of Energy (DOE), told his new department Friday that he was awestruck at what its workers do.
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Those seeking a less awestruck take on the tiaras, carriages and royals, can turn to satirical show "Funny or Die" on HBO , where Will Ferrell and Molly Shannon play mock TV anchors.
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Though the Canadian professed she doesn't normally get nervous when she meets "legends" because she's often composed whenever she works with others, she admits when she finally met Eminem, she was awestruck.
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Even through the grainy picture, I was awestruck as two astronauts -- Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin -- landed almost a quarter of a million miles away and take those first steps on the moon.
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"In the wake of Parkland, I was awestruck by the strength and leadership of the students and their ability to speak truth to power," Miranda said in a press release for the song.
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I was awestruck at the opportunities I had to work on projects that mattered at the company that brought the Jet Age to the world and helped land a person on the moon.
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The sisters say they grew up without much attention at home, and were awestruck at the parenting lessons they've received at school, such as positive discipline and how to read to their children.
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Varela said he was awestruck and pained when he first saw the photo of his crying daughter on TV. "Seeing what was happening to her in that moment breaks anyone's heart," he said.
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He avoided strident language, like the frequent criticism he has lobbed from the campaign trail that many lawmakers are awestruck by the corridors of power and forget why they were sent to Washington.
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"This generation of moms really looks to social media on what to buy, and their purchasing decisions changed dramatically when they became a mom," said Sarah Penna, head of AwesomenessTV's millennial mom network Awestruck.
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"I just walked off stage from the Oscars where I got no applause, no boos, people were, I think, awestruck, which was a little disappointing," the Clueless star shared in the video clip below.
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At first I was awestruck, but after a minute I got over the blond hair and the eyes and I could see that he was nothing special, just another guy trying to get along.
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Brennan-Jobs immerses the reader in the California of her childhood during the '220s and '217.67s, and she allows us to experience her father's shocking rise and wealth through the eyes of an awestruck child.
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And while the movie is rightfully more interested in lauding her bravery than highlighting her sometimes abrasive personality, these small moments help to humanize a portrait that can at times seem more awestruck than enlightening.
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The 39-year-old shop owner sat awestruck inside his two-bedroom house in Pakistan's eastern Mirpur Khas district, as Modi's voice boomed from the television during his successful campaign to become India's prime minister.
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The coins were a Sweet 16 memento to be treasured and, because of their rarity, saved for a time when I could show them off to my awestruck grandchildren ("Look, don't touch," I'd tell them).
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"I was just so awestruck — it seemed like the most tone-deaf thing in the world to me," Lapis, a Twitter user who criticized the brand online and declined to provide her last name, told me.
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Thousands of fans watched awestruck last July in Wisconsin at the Experimental Aircraft Association AirVenture airshow as a pair of F-353s from Florida's Eglin Air Force Base maneuvered fast and low over Wittman Regional Airport.
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St. Paul, Minnesota (CNN)Bernie Sanders seemed awestruck by the size of his crowd Tuesday night in Minnesota, making a dramatic entrance with his wife, Jane, down a catwalk at the RiverCentre in downtown St. Paul.
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He was that rare talent that people seemed to love personally and to be truly awestruck by artistically—one of the guys who also had the ability to knock you over with a word or phrase.
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But for all the superlatives from Halifax and subsequent awestruck visitors, for all the fascination with the ancient art and architecture of the site, the response to more recent parts of Palmyra was just as negative.
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You'll have some big time shapes in your throwable collection, a good workout, or (more likely) you've just spent half an hour sitting on your butt awestruck, watching seven dudes who truly know how to dance.
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The men handing over their stacks of cash are awestruck, and so is Destiny, who sees in Ramona something to aspire to, someone whose dominance of the stage reflects the authority she holds in her life.
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Any kind of painting or drawing class sent me into a shame spiral: I was embarrassed that my skills went only as far as drawing stick figures, and was routinely awestruck by my more artistically inclined friends.
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Though go22 has acquired a ton of content from digital giants â€" including a show hosted by Snooki and J-Woww from AwesomenessTV's Awestruck â€" Affleck and Damon's project is probably the platform's biggest "get" to date.
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It took me a while to actually believe and tell myself 'OK, I'm just as good, if not better, than these guys', and once I started to believe that I started to get over the awestruck factor.
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CHARLESTON, S.C./SHERIDAN, Oregon (Reuters) - As millions of awestruck Americans cast their gaze skyward on Monday at the extraordinary sight of a total solar eclipse, one Connecticut man had his eyes set firmly on a different prize.
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Moreover, my knowledge that the lights were merely an effect of physical forces—and not, say, the souls of stillborn babies, or reflections of the armor of the Valkyries—would surely limit my capacity to be awestruck.
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The group is hoping that the new look and a more active approach to promoting itself will attract more public attention and allow it to tap into the same awestruck regard that people tend to have for NASA.
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Hard ciders have been catching fire in New York, especially at Wassail on the Lower East Side, a showcase that also supports other local cider projects like South Hill, Descendant and Awestruck, which bottles some "single tree" ciders.
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"I'd never really gone through labor because both my babies before were c-section because of complications with my pregnancies," Sims said in a clip from a video recorded in partnership with Awestruck, a digital network for millennial moms.
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When the Kindle Oasis came out last year, we were justifiably awestruck by how clever, if weird, it was, with its physical page-turn buttons, and a reversible design that worked for both right-handed and left-handed people.
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Colleagues recall an initial awestruck, almost giddy manner with his newfound stature, often seen bounding up marble stairs with his long strides, and delving deep into the court&aposs history, even the Supreme Court building&aposs architecture and infrastructure.
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Even beyond this, I remain awestruck by what a gentle and humble person David Mancuso really was, with a sense of generosity, self-effacement and kindness that pretty much dwarfed that of most anyone else I have ever met.
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For fans of spaceflight, military history, and standing awestruck next to the most powerful flying machines ever built, the Cosmosphere, home to the largest international collection of Cold War space artifacts on the planet, just gets better from there.
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"They seem to be counting on us to be awestruck by whatever it is they do in space, and to overlook the fact that their motives are not exactly pure, nor are their methods of getting us there egalitarian."
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The reason you are awestruck is because the couple in question is Beyoncé and Jay Z. And by you, we actually mean Lea Michele, who morphed into a complete fangirl when she had this experience in real life recently.
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As we impatiently wait for the badass women of Team U.S.A. Gymnastics to do their thing at the 13 Olympics so we can watch, awestruck, on our couches, there's some intriguing intel on what the ultra-flexible athletes will be wearing.
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Photo: NASA / Bill IngallsVandenberg is known for its fog, so I prepared to be content soaking in the rich rumble and perhaps to sigh, awestruck, at the streak of rapidly receding flame as the rocket climbed above the fog deck.
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We've seen our fair share of creative marriage proposals, but this one — in which a guy asked his girlfriend to marry him while she was mid-air doing an acroyoga pose — checks so many #goals boxes that we're just plain awestruck.
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And since Green is no stranger to sharing her life with the public, she's been documenting her experience with fertility treatments and the world of surrogacy on her new show, Glo All In, which runs on the Awestruck Network on go90!
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Whatever one chooses to make of his oddly checkered career and his far-fetched ideas about ancient art and culture, it's hard not to be awestruck in the presence of this marvel built into the landscape in the middle of the American Nowhere.
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Your humble correspondent would argue that his ability to make you childlike and awestruck is why he seems to have a pretty neat split between girl fans and boy fans of all ages, because as kids we're less aware of our gender.
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Guillermo del Toro's movie is awash with references to studio classics and features a scene in which its amphibious romantic lead stands in the middle of an empty theater, awestruck by what's onscreen in front of him — the magic of film transcending species.
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Food returned for a new series in January (its first in five years), it felt significant that former host Adam Richman was nowhere to be seen: An era-ending absence keenly felt by both diehards and casually awestruck (or repulsed) fans alike.
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Think of the iconic scene that comes late in the film Hoosiers, when Gene Hackman's Normal Dale instructs his awestruck underdog squad to take the court's dimensions as they stare in awe at the size of the venue for the Indiana state championships.
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On Sunday, video surfaced of what was perhaps one of the most Texas things to have ever happened at a Walmart: Two guys decided to ride their horses through a local Houston store, leaving shoppers and security guards awestruck in the aisles.
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Girl can't keep her eyes off Michelle Obama's portrait Michelle Obama invited 2-year-old Parker Curry over for a dance party after a photo went viral showing the child awestruck by the former first lady's portrait at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery.
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They've been close associates ever since, and it's not hard to see why: both are short-statured, bespectacled Jewish men with similar mannerisms, whose films are of the awestruck and awe-inspiring variety, with a heavy bend toward nostalgia and curation of film history.
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You can imagine stumbling on them, fresh NME in hand, awestruck and amazed—ready to be converted into the cult, already forgetting the music of the past and looking to them as the future: the kind of band to pull out at a party.
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The painting, with its winged woman in white balancing (sort of) on the back of a winged white horse, is "huger than the whole rest of the world." as the awestruck little girl I overheard at the Palazzo Barberini in Rome proclaimed to her mom.
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Since launching in fall 2015, the platform has acquired a ton of content from digital giants, including a show hosted by Snooki and J-Woww from AwesomenessTV's Awestruck, as well as a handful of traditional stars, including The Runner from Matt Damon and Ben Affleck.
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As they travel in the RV, they pass among them the sonogram of Glenn and Maggie's child (apparently Hilltop has amazing medical equipment), looking down at it and feeling emotions we're not quite privy to, at least beyond the slightly awestruck expressions on the actors' faces.
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Her strength, equanimity, endless patience and love -- her good humor even when congressional life wasn't always funny, and her belief, when disbelief would have been perfectly reasonable -- these are but a few of a long list of things that have me simply awestruck at my wife.
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This was a weekend where a comic book movie got dark and introspective, while the supposedly super-grim, super-adult Game of Thrones left its characters looking awestruck at their newfound dumb luck, as all their undead foes shattered into harmless ice cubes or collapsed into stinky heaps.
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Every single day I get to hear a pitch at Kapor Capital, I'm just awestruck about the creativity and the enthusiasm and the drive that people who've been given the short end of the stick turn into this really positive kick-ass entrepreneur, great business, going to help everybody.
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If you were writing a book, the Elephant House is now probably the last place in the world you would come to do so, unless you like being peered down on by photos of J.K. and surrounded by awestruck Spanish tourists and screaming Edinburgh University students in Hogwarts house scarves.
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The YouTube star was informed on Valentine's Day that her surrogate, Shawna Johnson, will soon suffer a miscarriage, it was revealed on Monday's episode of her Awestruck YouTube series Glo All In. "We found out that the baby is not going to make it," Green, 44, says in the epsiode.
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People who were not directly involved with the Apollo 2628 moon landing, 28500 years ago, experienced the event in a passive manner, sitting in front of an analog television set, watching the transmissions from the lunar surface while commentators described what was happening on another world in awestruck, breathless tones.
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"I never imagined that one day I would be standing here again in the same spot with my husband, Ed, and my own children, Rose and Tatiana, just as awestruck by the power of the U.S. Navy and the patriotism of what happens here," she said, the Daily Press reported.
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" We hear much the same from more recent awestruck portrait in The Guardian of the new Japanese minimalism, from a man who owns just "four pairs of socks": "Spending less time on cleaning or shopping means I have more time to spend with friends, go out, or travel on my days off.
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When she swan-dives off the top of a tower block, jumps through a plate-glass window in slow-motion, and shoots a roomful of people while running along the ceiling, it's possible to be awestruck by the fantastic visuals at the same time as thinking, well, yes, it's Scarlett doing her thing again.
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When Winfrey accepted the Cecil B. DeMille award at the Golden Globes in January, she opened her speech by describing her awestruck little-girl self seeing Sidney Poitier receive an Oscar and noted that "it is not lost on me that at this moment there are some little girls" watching her be celebrated too.
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We'll momentarily lose ourselves in the athletic genius of a select few, awestruck at their ability to displace water more rapidly than all other members of their species, or to throw a spear very far but at nothing and no one, because we are a loving species now despite all evidence to the contrary.
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When a delegation of major leaguers made a goodwill visit to Cuba in December, they were welcomed by a 2245-year-old budding star of the island's domestic league, Lourdes Gourriel Jr. Dressed in aviator sunglasses and white high-tops, he looked the part of a big leaguer but was awestruck by introductions to Clayton Kershaw and Miguel Cabrera.
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" Forest feels blessed and grateful for the opportunity, but don't mistake those feelings for being awestruck, "I thought [seeing my name in the album credits] would feel weird," he begins, "but I always felt this was something I was supposed to do or where I was supposed to be so I just accepted it, you know?
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I smelt of his cigarettes, and when he began playing "Speeding Motorcycle" I was transported back to my 16-year-old awestruck self in 78 Records, my 19-year-old self sitting in his smoke and comic books in my first ever assignment as a writer, and the many splintered selves that had left, died, and returned to me in the years since.
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That morning, we had laid in bed in his Shoreditch apartment, watching TV. With his head on my belly, I was awestruck by his absolute beauty, the way the light and color of the room hit him just so, the way his head moved with each breath I took, the curve of his body under the blankets, a glimpse of a butt cheek, his foot sticking out.
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Read more: The host of 'To Catch a Predator' is accused of bouncing checks for $13,000 worth of promotional mugs, T-shirts, and vinyl decals Truck driver in the wrong-way crash that killed a family of 5 had a blood alcohol level was nearly 4 times the legal limit Maine residents are awestruck by an ice floe that has formed a perfect circle
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The really fascinating part of Parent Project is not, ultimately, any individual work, although I confess I can't stop thinking about Angie Davis's portrait of a young Rick Moranis holding a chocolate-chip cookie with an awestruck disposition, somehow arrived at in response to Sean Maxwell's instructions that Davis read the first two chapters and the last two chapters of the most frequently checked out books in her hometown's library, and then write the middle two chapters to connect them.
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There is an awkwardness to the forms and a sense of angst lacing the poses, which subvert and complicate the imagery: "Figura seduta" ("Seated Figure," 1944) grips her hair and crosses her legs tightly, protectively, together; the kneeling "Piccola figura" ("Small Figure," 133–44) clutches her chest and belly as she arches her body back — awestruck, defeated, or emotionally overwhelmed; the hands of "Piccolo nudo" ("Kneeling Nude," 1945) are pulled behind her back as her body bends forward, like a prisoner of a death squad.
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In rapid succession, we meet: Rose Weil (Helena Bonham Carter), a failed designer who owes millions to the IRS but whose personal connection to Anna Wintour ensures that she would be a credible choice to dress Kugler for the Met Gala; Nine Ball (Rihanna), an intensely chill Bajan hacker armed with a cue ball mouse; Amita (Mindy Kaling), a diamond expert who desperately wants a way out from her family-owned business in Jackson Heights, Queens; Tammy (Sarah Paulson), a seemingly ordinary suburban mother of two who staves off boredom by stealing massive quantities of homegoods and storing them in her garage; and Constance (Awkwafina), a petty thief from Queens whose wry wit and enthusiasm keep the whole thing grounded in a kind of awestruck reality.
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