Word: awe
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...occasional Reaganesque wink, grin or chuckle can seem mean. That night, polling put Kerry’s “personal favorability” rating above Bush’s for the first time. And the president’s scowling, stammering arrogance—his shock and awe that someone in the same room would doubt his judgment—might also call into question the Republicans’ decision to shield Bush from anyone but his most devout supporters for the last four years...
Nura Hossainzadeh’s praising of Ayatollah Khomeini (Opinion, “Individualism in Iran,” Oct. 8), if anything, serves to demonstrate the strength of intellectual diversity at Harvard. Indeed, where else would I be able to find a classmate so in awe of a man who, upon coming to power, held 53 American Embassy workers hostage for over a year, instituted laws decreeing death for homosexuality and stoning for adultery, and jumpstarted Iran’s program of funding terrorist organizations throughout the Middle East...
...catchy staccato melody, and "Look At Me Now," in which a reflective Buck raps about "what these streets done done to me" over a bouncy beat by Denaun Porter (who produced the steel pan anthem "P.I.M.P." for 50 Cent). Unlike Compton, however, Ca$hville fails to inspire any awe or fear of Southern street culture. It is Tennessee, after...
Dining hall workers were also pleased with the changes. “The flow is better,” said Maureen Alves, a supervisor who has worked at Quincy for the past four years. “Students are in awe, they can’t believe...
...It’s bigger than my dorm room,” Litinsky said, glancing in awe...