Sentence examples for awed expression from inspiring English sources

People who have seen the film talk about the scene with the same awed expression that you see on the faces of "Reservoir Dogs" addicts when they discuss the ear-slicing sequence — an expression that says, "Did you watch that stuff?

Faded photographs in the waiting room herald the bureau's shift to a computerized database, employees gathered with awed expressions around the boxy machines.

In the HBO program, looking at smiling pictures of herself with the presidents she has covered, Ms. Thomas seems embarrassed by her "awed" expressions.

"I not only get to fly over the falls almost every day, but I get to see the awed expressions of our passengers".

During the last episode, I spent most of my time mentally replacing the awed facial expressions of cast members gazing at Karen as she sings with the horrified expressions of "Game of Thrones" characters staring at King Joffrey as he tortures minions.

The pickings here include awed accounts of face time with two of his idols, Johnny Mathis (who confides that he wanted to be Miles Davis instead) and Little Richard.

The vocabulary of exclamation seeks expression as the medium of awed and surprised reaction to the wondrous feats of the Peking Acrobats.

They're saying, "Limone" in awed whispers.

The movie is a kind of awed testimonial to the power of madness and an expression of contempt for sweet reason, which comes off as hapless.

The movie was less an expression of feminist awareness than a case of awed respect for a woman who was strong and enduring.

Rather than "an expression of feminist awareness", David Denby argues, the film like Eastwood's Million Dollar Baby is "a case of awed respect for a woman who was strong and enduring".