Sentence examples for awe into from inspiring English sources

By Alex Ross Once again, the German bass René Pape is striking awe into Metropolitan Opera audiences with his portrayal of a suffering king.

The stories were compelling and fascinating, designed to strike fear and awe into commoners.

But not only-a lot of it is about bringing that sense of awe into the little things we often take for granted, or consider part of the background of our lives.

While our connection with the sacred is not something that must be or can be be front and center all the time, and not something that we can control, nonetheless, there are certain things that we can do to encourage it to appear--to invite awe into our everyday life.

Of course, Morgan does not, like predecessor enthusiasts of the 18th century, approve of the penalty itself or believe in execution-viewing as a deterrent ritual intended to strike awe and fear into watching crowds.

To be shocked and awed into submission.

Instead, she stays resolutely on-kilter, as if awed into numbness by her subject.

Many brought small children, who almost without exception – a single hastily stifled wail was just audible on Whitehall – were awed into joining the silence.

The really big news of the week was that Roth had stopped writing fiction, for reasons of his own, one gathers, though it isn't hard to imagine him awed into silence by what American reality had once again wrought.

'There are a lot of people here!' One of indie-rock's most wordy and elliptical lyricists, Mercer has clearly been awed into short sentences by his band's wildfire success.

He urged skepticism of any notion that "adversaries can be cowed, shocked or awed into submission, instead of being tracked down, hilltop by hilltop, house by house, block by bloody block".