agape

Her mouth hung agape in shock.

The audience sat agape, captivated by the performance.

His eyes were agape with wonder at the sight before him.

The news left everyone agape with disbelief.

She stared at him agape, unable to speak.

The children listened agape as the storyteller spun his tale.

The unexpected ending left the audience agape.

He stood there agape, unable to move from the shock.

The sheer size of the mountain left them agape.

The revelation left her agape with astonishment.

A horse, its mouth agape in death agony, is spilling its guts.

Parvaneh stares at him, agape, and can't even think of anything to say.

The weak countries were agape and aghast.

Look at Jesus' mouth, just agape in speechless anguish.

He stares at the man in the white shirt, his mouth slightly agape and his eyes scanning to and fro over the car.

I was sitting next to a row of kids and I watched them a lot during the show, and their mouths were agape.

Perhaps they had been attracted by the singing in the Lacy house and had hurried over agape with wonder to see the fun.

In a previous video, I've explored the different types of love with selfless love called 'agape' by the ancient Greeks on one end, and selfish love called 'eros' on the other end.

There were silvery tuna, their sleek bodies glinting like knives; iridescent parrotfish, their vibrant scales a tapestry of color; and massive groupers, their mouths agape in a silent, perpetual yawn.