Sentence examples similar to intense awe of from inspiring English sources
Meeting the African megafauna in the flesh, as we might put it, tends to produce something unusual: a sort of intense awe, which is more than fascination (although that's part of it), and more than fear (which can be part of it too); it's an awe that tends towards reverence.
No, in fact, there is no word that I know of, that justly describes the intense, awe-inspiring beauty of the landscape.
For Edmund Burke, the sublime is an intense emotion of awe and terror, for Immanuel Kant it involves the "mind surpassing every standard of sense", for Jean-Francois Lyotard it is the unpresentable itself.
It seems cheesy to say/write, but I am truly in awe of my capability to grow a human, go through the intense C-section process, and somehow magically start breastfeeding.
Reading this book, one is left in horrified awe of what bin Laden has achieved by means of deft public relations, a little money, intense secrecy, careful planning and manipulation of fear and anger.
I'm also in awe of "Homeland".
We're still in awe of this.
Others were in awe of him.
The awe of discovering the human body.
