Sentences with phrase «how awestruck»
If you look back at my first Day in the Life entry on this blog, you'll notice how awestruck I am by the scale of Penn Medicine.
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Chemical and Engineering News (C&EN) which is the flagship magazine of the American Chemical Society and the chemical community is celebrating 90 years of its existence this year, and I can only imagine how perplexed and awestruck its editors from 1923 would have been had they witnessed the state of pure and applied chemistry in -LSB-...]
The episode yields a mute baby sister named Saoirse, though Ben is too young to comprehend why or how this happened, and Moore reveals the entire sequence in short, dreamlike bits so as to align the audience with his awestruck confusion.
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.
It takes a little getting used to — after all, human beings weren't designed to do that — but after a few minutes of awestruck wonder, most participants realise how easy scuba diving really is.
It takes a little time to get used to it, but after a few minutes of awestruck wonder, most participants realize how easy scuba diving actually is.
It's easy to be left awestruck by the scope of Nintendo's vision and simultaneously difficult to understand how Breath Of The Wild has been patchworked together to run on the Wii U.
I'll never forget how amazed and awestruck I was the first time I saw the FMV introduction to Lindblum, or when Viva took out a Black Waltz single - handedly (with help from a giant closing gate).
Paddy: I still can't get over how many monumental art works in this show so effectively dominated the space that you'd literally feel awestruck by their presence.
On January 27, 1987 — I keep a diary — at one of my sales meetings after I announced a 7 1/2 per cent interest rate for a six - month mortgage, an awestruck salesman named Al Pedersen asked, «How low can mortgage rates go?»