Sentence examples for feeling in awe from inspiring English sources
Edgerton recalls on his first trip to LA feeling in awe when he spotted Elizabeth Taylor dining with James Earl Jones, and being invited to a house-party that was wall-to-wall A-listers.
I remember feeling in awe of Faludi as a journalist and a feminist but not for one minute thinking her book was aimed at women who looked like me.
Brother Deserve's listeners sat in awe.
Dusted with her diva magic, we strolled into the spring evening, feeling even more in awe of Streisand's fierce, pioneering artistry.
I remember being in awe, feeling a sense of awe for what I could feel this guy must have gone through in that place".
"You can have that in a cathedral in England, but here it's a feeling of awe in the beauty of the landscape and the music".
And I will never forget the feeling of awe in Abreu's presence – a presence devoid of ego.
Tips for getting the best education for your kids") and that science articles tended to go viral because they "frequently chronicle innovations and discoveries" that evoke a feeling of awe in readers.
There's a feeling of awe in other open games when you enter an area and find yourself being killed in a single hit.
There's a feeling of awe and terror in watching a Big-And-Loud-Thing-In-The-Dark and, from Imax to REAL 3D, the industry has looked for ways to translate this feeling into ticket sales.
