Word: awed
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...Cornell certainly seems ticked off by the shorthanded goal, and while it manages some shots on net, it seems to be out of the driver's seat. Meanwhile, even the reporters in the press box are in awe of Taylor's shorthanded move...
...emotions, the artist's personal expression and artistic originality are all optional - "art" can be any object untransformed, just presented in a gallery and given a title. Andy Warhol ran with this idea in the 1960s, and so do Jeff Koons and Damien Hirst today. Art students are in awe of it. It was Duchamp who invented this concept, and his friends Ray and Picabia remained fascinated by it all their lives, even if they didn't wholly practice it; Ray used a lot of different materials, from photography to collage, and Picabia was always a painter, if a weird...
...More people can enjoy a particular doll. I can capture a moment in time, and with the use of lighting bring out what I interpret to be the most important part of the doll.”The photographs are successful in catching the eye and in evoking awe in the vibrant colors, texture, and detailed intricacy of the dolls’ faces. The juxtaposition of the large portraits with the small dolls—the ability to take in the photographs at a distance combined with the necessity of having a doll practically in hand...
...policy-lite message often helps women - a demographic Obama has lost in the last two primary contests - feel better about voting for her husband over New York Senator Hillary Clinton. "She was really a real person, I was inspired, just in awe," Haley Dreis, 18, a freshman at the University of South Carolina, said after seeing Michelle speak. Dreis had been split between Clinton and Obama but was leaning Obama after seeing Michelle. And while Obama's rallies tend to get the crowd chanting and energized, Michelle Obama's are much more poignant, sometimes bringing attendees to tears. At that...
...came abroad to learn about Spanish culture, and what’s more Spanish than a bullfight? I’d read enough Hemingway to find the stone ring and the matadors’ colorful costumes—in short, the whole experience—dazzling and awe-inspiring. (Sentences such as, “Bullfighting is the only art in which the artist is in danger of death and in which the degree of brilliance in the performance is left to the fighter’s honor” can’t but make one want to participate...