Here, too, the reverence is striking.
Thus far, we have data showing the poor are more compassionate, some data showing the poor are more grateful, and now some unpublished data showing the poor are more struck with reverence.
In the tremulous months before the first world war, as well as during the war, its spiritual message and reverence for the natural world struck a chord.
Jeremy Hunt is now pointing to Asian culture as exemplary in caring for the elderly, saying he is struck by the "reverence and respect" for older people in Asian cultures as the health secretary.
As she told me her story, I was struck with an overwhelming sense of reverence for her.
He went on to read From Reverence to Rape, a book by feminist film critic Molly Haskell, and was struck by the idea that there had never been a true female buddy movie, either on the big screen or television.
I was struck that years had passed since I'd seen a priest treated with old-style reverence, a reverence obliterated now by sex scandals, by the church's outmoded stand on abortion and birth control, by the Second Vatican Council, by the fact that Catholicism has no writers today like Thomas Merton or Dorothy Day.
One is struck by the tranquillity and silence before the jump, the mixture of reverence and apprehension.
Looking back at that classiest of ads now, one is struck less by the duty-free canapés and quarterback shoulder pads than the intense reverence accorded to the office of ambassador.
I remember being struck but the kindness of my consultant, who I stared up at with wide-eyed reverence.
