Sentence examples for awed reaction from inspiring English sources

So her awed reaction surprised me.

The sound that can trigger such an awed reaction is founded on a production process essentially unchanged in 70 years.

TO JUDGE by the awed reaction to the Rogers report, "Towards an Urban Renaissance", one might think that inner-city regeneration was an entirely new idea.

But Faulk did not call for a fair catch and milliseconds after the ball dropped into his hands, Dinkins leveled Faulk, drawing an awed reaction from the Giants Stadium crowd.

For years we have been hearing whisperings about it, reading about the awed reactions of those who had been lucky enough to witness it.

Watching the children's awed reactions as the new Virgin Galactic space vehicles soared in the air above the San Francisco bay reminded us how important it is to include our youth in our work -- to show them that space travel is possible in their lifetimes and that they can and should take part.

"When LaTanya says, 'Seem like God didn't see fit to give the black man nothing but dreams,' and you know the president is in the house, I was almost bursting," said Okonedo, who played a video on her phone of her awed backstage reaction to the excitement.

Then wait for the awed response.

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

Richard Corliss of Time who was very critical in 1997 remained in the same mood, "I had pretty much the same reaction: fitfully awed, mostly water-logged".

"Big poo, Mummy," she says, in awed tones – awed by her own bottom.