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No greater splendour can strike awe into the soul of man.
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Veronica, in a passion, was something to strike awe into the breast of the beholder.
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To discover that she had a voice at all was enough to strike awe into the heart.
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While the deaths of the unoffending strike awe to the city, his satellites are to massacre his foes.
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Now he had turned the corner, and the calm, strolling pace of his approach was enough to strike awe into an adversary's heart.
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Their artifice was transparent enough, but to the minds of the simple savages was calculated to strike awe into the hearts of their visitors.
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His eyes flashed fire, and struck awe into each foe that approached him.
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By telegram he had sent an ultimatum which struck awe into the official mind.
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But it would have lacked the beauty I believe that is what strikes awe, she said.
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The news of Christ's resurrection must have struck awe, but not necessarily joy, into the disciples' hearts.
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Since the beginning of history, it had struck awe into the heart of every man who saw it.
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Such a message as that in official life always strikes awe into the heart of a young man.
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That talent struck awe into me.
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He cracks jokes with her in a free-and-easy manner which strikes awe into the heart of tremblers like myself.
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But a worked scarf hid all deficiencies, and the towering cap struck awe into the soul of the most frivolous observer.
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Her mien was majestic, and struck awe into the assembled beauties, whose names she spoke aloud as each approached and prostrated herself.