Sentence examples for evident awe from inspiring English sources
Everyone looked on in awe.
"It's so boring," he said with evident awe.
A few months ago, a mussel-farmer recounts with evident awe, officials even asked the villagers where they should build a new electricity pylon and followed their advice.There are many such initiatives in the pipeline.
And yet the movie's unstinting commitment to emphasizing their goodness — the evident awe in which Mr. Besson and the screenwriter, Rebecca Frayn, hold their subjects — has the effect of blunting the impact of their story.
"It wasn't really about the clothes but how successful he was, having been to St Martins and then taking off from there under his own label," says Kane, with evident awe.
It was just one win against one fractured team, but the potential was evident and awe-inspiring.
Its new engagement is evident in the awe-inspiring stamina of Mrs Merkel's diplomacy.
His sense of satisfaction and awe was evident, as he described the strength of the twin towers, which kept them standing in 1993 after terrorists exploded a bomb in the basement.
That please-the-sponsor sentiment was evident when Buck clucked with awe several times during Wednesday's broadcast about the DirecTV starship that hovered above Fenway Park, flashing images from its HD screen.
This is especially evident for the concept of awe, which was conceived as a mixture of fear and joy (Konečni, 2005, 2008).
The historians, anthropologists and forensic scientists studying the remains seem uniformly awed by the evident degree of violence.
