Again we become aware of how gracefully the sun and earth waltz with each other through the ballroom of space-time, eliciting awes and hallelujahs.
Yet, unlike the blues, which inspired thousands of young hopefuls to pick up a guitar and wail, the flamenco-derived improvisations of De Plata elicited awe and admiration rather than imitation.
The dour and dusty copse of art with which he has forested the vast Gagosian Gallery in Chelsea may elicit awe, skepticism or disdain — or perhaps a conflicted combination of all three.
Bruce Reiff of Central Floral Supply (one hand holding a lit Camel, the other on an ancient carbon-copy machine) doubts a move will now happen.And while you might lament this perverse individualism, this stubborn refusal to bow to logic, to technology, to fate, it should also elicit awe.
Rudd and her colleagues have also found that the best way to elicit awe in people is by putting them in nature -- at the foot of the Swiss Alps or on top of the Grand Canyon, for example.
It is no wonder that they elicit awe and joy in equal measures among the rangers who toil under very difficult circumstances to ensure that they and other elephants are safe.
For many laypeople, nanoscience and nanotechnology can elicit awe or trepidation, partially due to media hype about the partially unknown effects of nanomaterials in the body as well as the environment.
The squish test is eliciting audible awe and groans; the competition to create a collapse-proof structure is intense.
Probably everyone, at one time or another, has been worn out by an uninspired documentary that trumpets the wonders of nature without eliciting any awe.
They are some of the wealthiest people in Greece, the owners of the world's largest commercial fleet with bank accounts and property portfolios that, even by the standards of the super-rich, elicit awe.
