Sentence examples for awe how from inspiring English sources

"I was in awe how bright — even optimistic — a feeling that space gives," he continued.

To be here is to be returned to a child's sense of precarious awe: How on earth did this come to be?

It instils a kind of pleasurably baffled awe: how did someone arrive at the conclusion that a song should sound like this?

His chief concern is the language of the sublime, the embrace of awe, how to transcend the quotidian crush of our lives.

To look at a Rover Thomas painting is to experience awe: how can a thing of such apparent simplicity be so powerful, so complicated, so mesmerizingly beautiful?

Piff and his team conducted a series of experiments to investigate the types of experiences that inspire awe, how awe facilitates positive behavior towards others, and how these effects are distinct from those of other pro-social emotions.

You're always in awe of how economical it is, how tightly wound it is.

I was in awe of how cool it looked and how proud she was of her war paint.

I am regularly in awe of how well you know yourself and how hard you are willing to fight not to change for me or anyone else.

I was in awe of how much this little boy knew and how determined he was to be like him.

As we move through the staging I'm in awe of how profoundly the material resonates on so many levels and how much the kids really get it.