Agitated by him and the fire he caused, she was also awed by how small and delicate his muscular frame made her feel.
Alex gazed in awed silence at the brilliant sunset.
Alex's expression could only be described as awed.
Assassins were sent to kill him in his cell; but awed, it is said, by Savonarola's words and demeanour they fled dismayed from his presence.
At Northampton and at each successive show the audience seemed quite awed by this visual effect.
Awed by the power she had over him, she began to understand the extent of his solitary existence for the millennia of his life.
Beautiful, mysterious and otherworldly creatures, these fairies are awed, revered and feared.
Deidre touched him tentatively, awed by his size and the gentleness of his touch.
Deidre watched the sunrise, awed by the colors that filled the sky.
Don't expect to be awed and moved by the quasi-mystical ending; I have it on good authority that it makes the most sense if you view the movie while stoned.
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Gerald was the first to her side, his expression clearly awed.
Gwyneth Paltrow awed onlookers in a pink Ralph Lauren gown in 1999.
He felt awed, and no clear picture presented itself to his mind.
He gave the words of greeting, and the first regiment roared "Hurrah!" so deafeningly, continuously, and joyfully that the men themselves were awed by their multitude and the immensity of the power they constituted.
He turned her to face him, and she gazed up at him, once again awed by his size, heat, and intensity.
He was walking one night and was awed by the sparkle of snow on the fir trees in the moonlight.
He watched the massive white cliffs grow closer, awed by their size.
Her eyes stayed on Rhyn, and she.d never been as awed as she was watching him fight a flawless battle against the full- blooded demon and the assassin.
However, she was left a runner-up when McCarroll's collection awed judges and Fashion Week attendees alike.
Jackson felt awed by the love Marie and Frederick shared.
Jenn held Darian's golden gaze, feeling awed at his transformation.
Never mind she felt awed by how sexy he was lying in bed beside her, his muscular chest inches from her and his large hand resting possessively on her stomach.
She eased against him, awed by his pure strength yet determined not to appear as stupid as she felt.
She felt both awed and terrified watching his rippling, shapely muscles move beneath the olive skin.
She had the impression of extreme intelligence and extreme determination, a combination that awed and intimidated her.
She looked up at him, awed once again by his size.
She ran all the way to the Guardians' barracks and stopped, awed.
She walked into the chamber, awed by the drawings and writings on the walls.
Such supplies might be obtained by forcible raiding or as tribute of conquered countries, or perhaps as the free offerings of simple savages awed by the arrival of ships and civilized well-armed crews, or again by royal missions in which rich gifts on both sides were exchanged, or lastly by private trading.
Tallien showed himself one of the most vigorous of the proconsuls sent over France to establish the Terror in the provinces; though with but few adherents, he soon awed the great city into quiet.
The giants battled, and she couldn't help feeling awed by the prisoner's abilities as he met the blows of all three foes and remained standing.
The nobles were awed by her warlike preparations or won over by adroit diplomacy, and their league was broken up. St Louis owed his realm to his mother, but he himself always remained somewhat under the spell of her imperious personality.
The Roman Catholics were neither awed nor conciliated.
There is no doubt you will be awed and inspired by the area surrounding the Nile, thanks to one of the knowledgeable Egyptologists that will be traveling with you.
There was a sort of awed hush around the set.
Various charges were brought against him, and the senate, awed by the presence of large bodies of troops, had no alternative but to condemn him to death.