Sentence examples for it is awed by from inspiring English sources

Our mistake has been to distinguish the Mitylenians as we have done: had they been long ago treated like the rest, they never would have so far forgotten themselves, human nature being as surely made arrogant by consideration as it is awed by firmness.

Boomers I interviewed for my book Beatleness: How the Beatles and Their Fans Remade the World, recall loving it, hating it, being awed by it, and confused by it.

Like when you go to see a star and you want their autograph and once you get that autograph, you're like, "Wow, I got it!" So I was awed by people wanting my autograph.

President Obama is awed by the energy in North Korea.

Though, really, it was her admission of it I'd been awed by.

The paradox of wilderness is that we who seek it want to be awed by nature's rampages -- but only as long as nobody gets hurt.

At a time when it seems that every other movie is enhanced with 3-D technology, it is rare to be awed by a stereophonic experience.

Brahms, it may be recalled, was awed by Beethoven's legacy and thus slow to come to the symphony.

It's hard to be awed by the sublimity of the offscreen prophet when you are the offscreen prophet, munching Jujyfruits in your theater seat.

While he was loathed by his opponents for it, those in government were awed by his bare-knuckle resolve to get the job done.

It was possible to be awed by the hyperspeed of Mr. Lang's scales, the dexterity of his runs in double-thirds, the arm-blurring frenzy of his octaves.