Sentence examples for awed respect from inspiring English sources
The phrase "awed respect" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to express a deep admiration or reverence for someone or something that inspires awe. Example: "The audience watched in awed respect as the performer took the stage, showcasing incredible talent."
There is not the hush of awed respect, but rather an exceedingly pleasant, "How lovely!" or "Great area".
In Congress as on television, generals are treated with awed respect, service members spoken of as if they were saints.
The movie was less an expression of feminist awareness than a case of awed respect for a woman who was strong and enduring.
And Mr. Dank earned my awed respect last year when on very short notice, still recovering from jet lag, he substituted for another pianist in a performance of Ravel's Piano Trio for the Chelsea Music Festival.
And underlying it all is an awed respect for the courage and boldness of its drivers who risk their lives in every race – as seen in the recent popular movies Senna and Rush, and as we were reminded last month by the serious injuries suffered by Jules Bianchi, who crashed in the Japanese Grand Prix.
And it was created not by some large multimedia corporation but by a single Swedish programmer, Markus Persson, who has made hundreds of millions of dollars from it, and who is regarded by Minecraft players with the kind of awed respect that Linus Torvalds is accorded by users of the Linux operating system.
"Big poo, Mummy," she says, in awed tones – awed by her own bottom.
And Link just took it all in -- jovial and delighted as the awed audience passed it along, and with great, religious respect.
As related by Alex, either to the audience or to his excitable screenwriter boyfriend, Barry, his rapport with the boss evolves from awed fascination through mischievous curiosity and coy flirtation to the illusion of mutual respect, perhaps even friendship.
Even now she sounded a little awed.
