unawed

He is unawed by the trappings of his office and seems not to mind when friends call him George.

Our glances, however, rested not long upon the dead - for we could not regard her unawed.

Their young voices rang high, unawed by a sight that had daunted warriors.

Guo was pleased with the attention, though unawed.

The bishop admired them both in return due to their ability to remain "unawed" and unaffected by the fame of others.

Mayerd had few inhibitions anyway and was respectful but unawed by her commander.

Widow Plot, unawed, shook her head at him.

Tyson then got in a left uppercut, but McNeeley seemed unawed.

They walked interestedly but unawed among the unparalleled.

But at front and rear, unawed and indomitable, toiled the two men who were not yet dead.

Keir Starmer remains unawed, if not unburdened, by the historic nature of his task.

The interviewer's reaction is a sharp comment on the disconnect between popular culture and politics: "Ah," he says, unawed.

The youngsters are respectful but unawed.

His expression was amiable and unawed.

What set Athens apart was the egalitarian boldness of its citizens, who were unawed by crown or cowl.

Womack said he and his teammates are unawed by Louisiana State's talented frontcourt.

But Oblo, battered and scarred and completely unawed by any circumstance, she could not imagine changing.

Gamesmaster Gervaise met us on the landing outside his own classroom, and he knew me at once, seeming totally unawed by the mask.

Mr. Allen himself is unawed by Laurel and Hardy.

The Draconian squid crawled placidly about, unawed by the huge solenoid that surrounded its tank.

Abdalonymos was blunt and completely unawed, and Al- exander, people said, was delighted with him.

Mr. Stockard, unawed by such numbers, plunged ahead with his "cookie wheel," a nine-step sales process.

Spock, observant, quite unawed, said, "A projection, Captain."

Grateful for the humblest of hospitality, he was equally unawed by the noblest, and having no pride, he did not know how to be servile.

No, Adrian Colonna, come weal or woe, I abide, unshrinking and unawed, by the chances of my doom!