Sentences with phrase «awe by»

I'm filled with awe by her unwavering dedication to helping others.

I was in awe by what she brought over.

But then again, when the Terry Paranych's of the world (pre hearing decision) are looked up to with awe by naïve newbies with stars in their eyes — similar to my initial naivety — we still have a problem Houston.

They hopefully see themselves as movers and shakers, looked upon with awe by others who don't have the gonads to giver «er a try.

The German artist has seldom shown here, although he was included in the Royal Academy's seminal 1981 exhibition «A New Spirit in Painting», a show regarded with such awe by painters that those who took part seem sprinkled with magic.

Guests staying in the «Presidential Suite» will be left in awe by the sheer enormity of the rooms, commonly used to host private meetings of business professionals.

We were in awe by the sheer beauty & position of villa Eros.

Julie was in awe by Tiger's cheerful disposition and his ability to move around with ease in his wheelchair.

Creator Steven Knight and producer Caryn Mandabach were visibly in awe by winning the award.

Some will be turned off by the new style Daft Punk has incorporated but I for one am in awe by how groovy and slick this album actually turned out being.

I was so caught up in awe by the jaw - dropping designs of each of these designers (and rightfully so, wouldn't you agree?)

I was literally in awe by the breathtaking view the whole drive through Yosemite!

However, a look I was specifically in awe by is this fun mix of colors, stripes and texture.

I settled on Bantu Knots and I'm so completely in awe by them.

I was too young to wear anything like it quite yet but always was in awe by how cool the ribbed jersey cotton dresses were.

I was in shock and awe by this news (clearly in my state of exhaustion I had forgotten that babies could sleep through the night at 3mos already — aka Ariana)!

So whether your teen experiences a sense of awe by gazing at the stars or by visiting a museum, do things that help her think about history or natural wonders of the world.

I could clearly tell that it was not just me that felt that way, in fact the PR team and the members from Johnsons and Johnsons were clearly in awe by the changes we have effected in our community.

Living in Maine it is easy to spot the moon and be in awe by the whole sky.

Think of a crowd in a huge stadium held in awe by the performance in the arena.

Somehow, it seems much more natural to be moved to awe by an infant than by a person who is grown, but who may have the same dependencies as a child.

All three bidders have been drawn to AWE by its 50 per cent stake in Waitsia, where reserves are put at 820 petajoules and potentially much larger.

«Suppose you are moved to awe by something, say, a stunning scientific discovery, and you are inspired to be «awesome».

Dillon himself seems a little awed by his firm's rapid ascent.

As the computer began processing the data, the lights in the room were turned off so that the audience would be awed by the blinking Ping - Pong balls, a spectacle that became a staple of movies and TV shows.

The team put Ping - Pong balls on the bulbs as the computer began processing the data, the audience would be awed by the blinking Ping - Pong balls, a spectacle that became a staple of movies and TV shows.

Some who've tried M have been awed by its skills.

Today, I am still awed by our growth: We're projecting $ 16 million in sales this year.

Instead of being awed by its car - summoning abilities, Liss - Riordan's brain, like always, was focused on the people powering the business.

Even if you are a Falcons fan whose Super Bowl hopes and dreams were sent to the locker room shocked and awed by the Patriots, it's hard not to like # 88, Martellus Bennett.

He could be serenely self - confident in his lonely course yet also humbly awed by the beauty of nature's handiwork.»

I am awed by the information that you have on this web diary.

MIDDLE EAST 2014 SUPPLEMENT Visitors to the Middle East can not help but be awed by the majestic skylines of the metropolises that have sprung from the desert sands along the Arabian Gulf.

don't need to no who painted a masterpiece to be awed by it.

And when we realize how big it is, it's impossible to not be more awed by our creator - God, who understands every cell and atom and element and has arranged them perfectly in accordance with His plans.

I am continually awed by the conversations here, enlightened and sometimes troubled.

@LET I too was awed by the grandeur of many European cathedrals, especially those in Germany.

Always I leave more baffled and angry and awed by the Church than when I came.

It was the beginning of the Olympic Games, so I was still basking in the idealistic glow of the opening ceremonies, impressed by the commitment and talent of the most gifted competitors in the world, and awed by the staggering feats of athleticism that appeared on my TV screen each night.

We are invited to realize that all the moments in which we have most been awed by the face of God in another were part of God's ceaseless invitation to love.

Whether one is amused or awed by the spectacularly supplied superspy, one humbly emulates his love for and dependence on gadgets.

To be fair, some (other) theologians are so awed by their depth of knowledge and huge vocabulary, that they feel it necessary to allow the rest of us to witness the wise and wordy heights to which they can ascend.

I tidy my lawn for the pending occasion, a neighborly gesture.A local curious car slows, its driver craning, Awed by the front porch light shining mid-morning.

All of us in our varied ministries tend to be awed by the structures and potency of the establishment of Baal, even though we know, somewhere down there in the timid, secret resources of faith, that all the stuff of Baal doesn't make God — power, technological sophistication, machismo, sex, political, military, and economic domination, energy independence (ha!).

Even now, more than ten years later, I remain awed by their valiant struggle, mounted at great personal cost: drained finances, lost privacy, media scorn, impugned motives, death threats — and eventually Bob's death, which the family believes was caused by the stress of watching helplessly as his daughter died by court order.

We are awed by it.

Yes, the crowds are awed by Jesus» miraculous power as the man gathers up his portable bed and heads home.

People once worshipped the sun, awed by its power and beauty.

Such lives belonged to German burghers gaping up at their empulpited hero, sure of his charisma, awed by his power, perhaps stunned by their inability to know just what was driving him — and eager not to let go of those little useful securities on which we all rely.

If given enough time it will, and did, burp out a universe so amazing that one no longer need be awed by imaginary gods.