Sentence examples for degrees of awe from inspiring English sources
All appeared in various degrees of awe.
Successive generations have revived it with almost constant regularity and varying degrees of awe and adventurousness.
Perhaps Lincoln's anxiety grew out of some degree of awe.
He watches the starters, Amani Toomer and Ike Hilliard, with a certain degree of awe.
"A sketchbook commands respect, a degree of awe and instant communication in a way a camera cannot.
Ms. Rebeck acknowledged that, given the disparity of age and professional experience in the company, a certain degree of awe was inevitable.
Salehi-Isfahani told me, with a degree of awe, "It was not like one of the economic plans under Lenin that changed things maybe thirty per cent.
Ms. Setterfield said that Mr. Bokaer's ability to make things work no matter the circumstance fills her with a degree of awe.
Anyone who gets in the ring should be regarded with a degree of awe, especially by critics who deliver their best work from the safety of the bar.
Tragedy — which yokes its grand tone to the greatness of its characters and situations, putting large-scale history on the line — comes with a degree of awe built in.
In Wales, it is supreme rugby players such as Barry John and Gareth Edwards who have been accorded a degree of awe unlikely to be extended even to a footballer of Ryan Giggs's calibre.
