Sentence examples for a certain amount of awe from inspiring English sources

This, it seems, is something that didn't extend to his Madding Crowd co-star, Christie, of whom he still speaks fondly and with a certain amount of awe.

Back then, a certain amount of awe was reserved for the men of genius in tailcoats, with their batons and pianos, and Borge had the talent to be one of them.

He is the richest man in New York, and that inspires a certain amount of awe, but there are, even now, a great many rich men in the city, and the people who find Bloomberg's particular level of wealth most impressive are not the type to stand in line to gaze upon their idol.

"On Bubba, on Stella, on Stubby, on Shirley," does not quite have the same ring to it as the famous Christmas poem that was first published in 1823, but the reindeer Mr. Nau owns do bring Christmas cheer and a certain amount of awe when they are displayed at local nurseries, Christmas parties and tree lots during the holiday season.

The material used often elicits disgust and repulsion while the delicacy of her work commands a certain amount of awe and wonder.

"A certain amount of fear is common, too".

"There was a certain amount of fear from publishers.

"Kembra," Hegarty says, with a certain amount of jealous awe, is "the most hardcore future feminist really".

In the Olympic Village, athletes in other events ask about getting tickets and treat the skeleton athletes with a certain amount of respect, if not awe.

When I watch Henry V, for the umpteenth time, I shall gaze into those brilliant enigmatic eyes with even more awe, and a certain amount of apprehension.

And a certain amount of crazy".