Sentence examples for impression of awe from inspiring English sources
I think that would defeat that impression of awe and wonder that museums should provide.
With a glance out of the big bay windows came an impression of art to accompany the technological awe.
This use of the telescopic sublime is overwhelming, but, in the midst of awe, a belligerent impression begins to form: a movie that is about everything can't be about anything in particular.
The impression they give is a mixture of awe at China's ambition and technical skill and a far more qualified assessment of Chinese companies' ability to run international businesses.The meat of the negotiation often has two parts: marathon sessions at an investment bank's offices, often in London, and visits by target firms' executives to mainland China or Hong Kong.
Let me quote Jeff's first impressions, delivered (with a perfect blend of awe and anxiety by Mr. Shamos) in a furtive phone call to his mother just before Christmas dinner: "You would love the apartment, mom — it's like the sets of those plays you love.
My first initial impression of him was shock and awe to tell you the truth.
"My first impression of him was, like many people's, one of awe," Steven Pinker, an M.I.T. colleague, says.
The first major staging post will be Sunday's Golden Globes, of course, but the fragrant Miss Hathaway's impression of someone who is just awed to be nominated already looks to be paying off.
"People talk about the power of awe.
