-
fleet cannot fail to be
furnished with such ships, in
order that its
overawing might may be perfected. The use of such
ships in
riverine warfare, especially...
-
merely a large-scale riot. The
British government believed that they
could overawe the
Americans by
sending a
large military and
naval force:
Convinced that...
-
memorisation of a seven-page
courtroom speech,
delivering it in one go. An
overawed Spielberg could not
bring himself to call
Hopkins "Tony" and
insisted on...
- It was as if he had come from the moon.
Nothing disturbed him,
nothing overawed him,
nothing threw him off his game."
Spotted by
former Brazilian player...
- less." In Shackel's description, a motte-and-bailey
doctrine relies on
overawing outsiders with pseudo-profundity,
similarly to what
Daniel Dennett called...
-
acknowledges that she is
exactly the type of
secretary he needs, as she is not
overawed by him and he's
unlikely to have an
affair with her,
which is
likely the...
- a
gentle smile, his
amazing pauses which defied interruption,
somehow overawing and
silencing hecklers… — Bob
Monkhouse summing up Walker's
comedy Walker...
-
archetypes of the
Western genre," and that the
musical score attempts to
overawe viewers with
feelings of "grandeur and suspense."
Daniels compared the...
-
space of the
staircase –
famously lit
naturally with a
skylight – so as to
overawe visitors. The
staircase and
walls of the room that
contained it were clad...
- po****ce. For he [William]
realised that it was of the
first importance to
overawe the Londoners". At the time,
London was the
largest town in England; the...
