awe

You shall not call it conspiracy All that this people calls conspiracy; And you shall not fear what they fear nor be awed by it.

Before I could answer her eyes fastened with an awed expression on her little finger.

In Ambreene's awed fingers, the gem seemed warm and alive-and weightless , as if it could float on its own.

So you were not awed . . . but you don't seem to be awed by anything.

In this last respect, however, even Carnegie might have been a bit awed by Mrs Cheung.

"It's just like the Matrix! " Trevor awed. "I never imagined it to be like this! "

Ted launches into an awed analysis of the processing power of digital cameras, and how much computing horsepower they now feature.

The politicians, you could sense, were in his palm, awed by the plain fact of his being there, and embarrassed by the pie-thrower.

She carried herself into the churchyard, awed by her own temerity, feeling like an explorer in a land of cannibals.

To see it is to be awed , and I am every time I go back to China .

Still, I hate the idea that my kids might be so awed by such people that they consider these lofty positions out of reach.

Trevor awed. "I never imagined it to be like this! "

The book ends with these modern masters, and with cats' return to the faintly awed gaze of an age resigned to finding its gods in beauty.

Jesse is awed by the fabulous works of art, and regrets only that he didn't think to ask his teacher if Leslie to come with them.

The children were awed into silence by the schoolmaster.

I confess to enjoying the awed looks on people's faces when I rattle off this list, but I feel a little guilty.

Instead the once strong tree was hammered and awed into a simple fishing boat.

I remember I was awed by her commitment, in terms of money (for lessons and coaching), and time.

I am awed by the power of the letters, and frustrated that I cannot wield it.

They were awed into silence by the sternness of her voice.

The uncompromising severity of his floating rectangles of colour awed artists and critics alike.

No-one who has seen the devastation wrought by that violent explosion of nature could fail to be awed by it .

We have been awed by its mountainous foreign exchange reserves and by its ability to power ahead in a global downturn.

Our job isn't to join that group, but to silence it, to accomplish things so great and unimaginable that its members are too awed to speak.

he controlled himself with an effort , but not before the wolfish expression of his face had awed and perturbed them.

So, while we're still shocked and awed by Amber Miller, you can rest assured -- her story is not the new normal.

The impetuous earnestness of the girl awed the young man, for never before had he seen her so serious and determined.

We all find nests everywhere and are awed by the beauty of so many different nests which have been created by these wonderful creatures.

Like everyone else, I listened to Steve Jobs' Stanford commencement address and was moved and awed.

" Mr. Cleveland ? " The girl's voice was sweet but shaky. Her awed round eyes made her look about sixteen .

The other planets were too awed by Yee and Lan's new beauty to feel even the slightest drop of jealousy.

They were awed by his solemn words.

"Many of our customers who visit here for the first time are absolutely awed and impressed by what we have been able to achieve. "

Angkor Wat has awed visitors since it was first built in the early twelfth century.

Outsiders are awed by the Balts' determination, though sceptical that the sacrifice will pay off.

Last semester a student said to me, in an awed whisper, "the library is so big. "

Joe is somewhat awed by his heart, liver, lungs and other organs.

They were awed by him and looked at each other in uneasy admiration.

We can't help but be awed as our carriage pulls up to the hotel's red-carpeted entrance.

But overall kitchen frequently million price many consumers awed at the sight, resulting in their own cabinets ideas.

He refused to be awed by the threatening letters.

As a boy and ad an adult, the author of this article felt awed and . . .

Second, Shun Chi strategic judgment, core values and business models that competitors awed at the sight.

Diamond, lapidary , deliver the glamour of fetch of be awed popular feeling, detached aesthetic feeling.

And we've been awed by the elaborate rooms that you've constructed, using mosaic tiles and photo gadgets in novel ways.

The students were awed into silence by the sternness of her voice.

The house is not really precarious, but visitors are still awed by the improbable structure.

The two brothers stood over the dead rat and spoke in tones of awed admiration.

Feeling unjustifiably young for my age, I felt rather awed by the responsibility of having children.

Its splendor has awed and attracted travelers throughout the ages.

Some people were shocked and awed at the fact that I'm "only" 23.

Although winners can admire and respect other people, they are not totally defined, demolished, bound, or awed by them.

Visitors streaming in from nearby provinces, by contrast, often seem awed.

The audience was awed into silence by her stunning performance .

Now for the second time, Kaka awed the world with his distinctive skills and volitional quality.

Even after 26 years in the natural gemstone business, I am still awed by the amazing colors and unique properties of the Tourmaline family.

Like every visitor to China, I was awed by the scale of the country's development.

I was awed by his solemn words.

The little girl was awed into silence.

My reaction was like yours -- I was awed and shocked.

When I first came to Singapore, I was shocked and awed by the wide array of products displayed in supermarkets.

stood in awed silence before the shrine; in grim despair and awestruck wonder.

This is a kid who left me awed and biting my lip; this isn't a tale of victimization but of valor, empowerment and uncommon heroism.

Dear Father, we are awed by your great wisdom and by our Savior's sacrificial love.

The customers, for their part, have been either awed or ignorant.

She seemed awed by the presence of so many famous people.

The majesty of the mountains awed us.

Maybe you're acting too "nice" or like you're "awed" by women.

When I was young I was awed and terrified by the story of the Ugly Duckling.

We watched in awed silence.

While he can admire and respect other people, he is not totally defined, demolished, bound, or awed by them.

I am both awed and terrified by what this development portends.

The majesty of the moun-tains awed us.

Cang's daily schedule awed me. He gets up before 8 a. m. and works until after 9 p. m.

While he can admire and respect other people, he is not totally defined, bound, or awed by them.

The silence awed the boy.

I'm in Hong Kong right now; as always, I'm just awed by the way the city looks.