Sentence examples for generated awe from inspiring English sources

Jamahl Epsicokhan, on his website Jammer's Reviews, said that it was the first time in the series that space itself generated "awe and wonder"; however, he thought the "fresh and intriguing" nature of the episode faded as it went along.

"That generates awe and respect, but also resentment".

There is something about the purity of Mies's buildings, the Platonic perfection they aspire to, that generates awe, even in an age that has no interest in modernism's dreams.

Matthew Passion" last fall testified to its ability to generate awe — but the idea that its chief conductor is the Pope of classical music is a relic of the Karajan cult.

The latter generate religious awe: a complex of fear and exaltation (see d'Aquili and Newberg, 1993, 195).

But the first nodded to the reason this team command so much respect and generate such awe.

The ecosystems of godhead are fecund, because there's nothing and nowhere that can't generate the awe on which they graze.

We know this because as the national squad have taken blow after blow on the pitch the general sense of awe generated by his arrival is fading.

The great Nietzsche setting, with Bernarda Fink the ideally hieratic contralto soloist, generated genuine mystery and awe.

Trump's arrival generated satisfying expressions of awe from the rubberneckers, though not the spontaneous burst of applause that greeted Vanna, who had been conscripted for what was described as "the ceremonial first pull".

Some hope that China's emerging space program will serve as a catalyst, but it is hard to believe that much fear or awe will be generated if China retraces the steps we took decades ago.