Sentence examples for awe to think from inspiring English sources

I felt a sense of gratitude and a kind of awe to think that the glass grapes on the window had continued to purple the afternoon light, and would continue, without me.

It is a dark view of human nature, to be sure, but it is also rather awe-inspiring to think of secret agencies so single-minded and powerful that they really can fool the world's population over something so enormous.

After Titanic struck the iceberg the band began to play bright music, dance music, comic songs – anything that would prevent the passengers from becoming panic-stricken ... various awe-stricken passengers began to think of the death that faced them and asked the bandmaster to play hymns.

We like to think of awe-inspiring landscapes as timeless.

It's sort of awe-inspiring when you stop to think about it.

"I'd like to think that the awe people experience when they are surrounded by these gorgeous creatures will make them think twice about using toxic insecticides or paving over habitat," Hodges said.

I could still cry to think about shock and awe, to watch it on television and think 'there are bombers and they're bombing children'.

Awed by the mix of myth and history, and by the cenotaph for the 16th-century English poetess who composed poems simultaneously in Latin and Greek I was beginning to think I had no awe left.

Chappie's ability to think for himself elicits joyous awe from his human "family", and there's little sense that the robot presents any danger.

I like to think that this column wields an awe-inspiring bassoon.

Washington was impressed by the young man's enthusiasm and was inclined to think well of a fellow Mason; Lafayette was simply in awe of the commanding general.