The red bell and orange tentacles of the lion's mane jellyfish -- most common to New Jersey and other locations along the East Coast -- stir fear and awe as it gracefully pulses with the currents.
But the lion's mane jellyfish, with its red bell and orange tentacles that stir both fear and awe as it gracefully pulses with the currents, is hardly the thorniest of the ocean's beautiful blossoms.
"Written with precision, energy and a masterly assurance, 'Prince'... stirs one's awe at the mystery of life and consciousness," Bruce Bawer wrote here in 1999.
It's only a glimpse of eternity, and not nearly enough to stir up the awe that is missing from the heart of the film.
But the lion's mane jellyfish, whose red bell and orange tentacles stir both fear and awe as it pulses with the currents, is hardly the thorniest of the ocean's blossoms.
This somewhat surreal endeavor may prompt introspective thinking, stir creative juices, inspire awe, educate, provoke disbelief and incredulity, or provide a good laugh.
These little birds are quite common, but they never cease to stir my sense of awe.
This heat is the 'something deep inside' that stirs us to levels of awe, joy, inspiration, epiphany and steadfast knowing that We Are All One.
Nonetheless, the old pedant is stirred to the point of awe, examining the actor in open-mouthed wonder like a little boy before an exotic animal.
Silhouetted in fading pink and blue light, the necropolis skyline stirs up a complicated mixture of awe and despair.
