How is that not remarkable?" Does he often have that thought, about the sheer wonder of air travel?
The sheer amount of air out here is perversely comforting: there is space, to see what this does, and that, and that.
Despite the best efforts of the U.S. military to avoid harming innocents, the sheer magnitude of air strikes means that civilian casualties are inevitable.
It was hard to pick Pardew out of the crowd, but the cameras did, and he was there, punching the air in sheer delight.
He followed with foundation, and after that, a dusting of sheer powder — Diorskin Nude Air Colour Gradation — in light pink or peach, depending on the model's complexion.
"There is nothing of the naïve in any of these paintings," he wrote, "but it is yet their innocence, their artlessness, their air of sheer awe and wonderment that so disconcerts us".
Sheer heat has turned the air into a vibrating crystalline entity.
The networks will have to fight even harder this fall to win the attention of viewers because of the sheer amount of clutter on air.
Mrs Bennet has the ballast – the younger daughters and her own sheer energy for filling the air with noise – while Mr Bennet has the precision missiles: his sarcasm and the challenging aspect of Elizabeth, his dote.
Part of it, no doubt, was the air show — the sheer, astonishing, overwhelming demonstration of power, more like an act of God than man, unleashing in those watching from the roof something approaching awe.
