Sentence examples for less in awe from inspiring English sources
Today's generation, it seems, is no less in awe.
I'm not any less in awe myself; I look up, too, mesmerized by the lights.
He would be unaware of the success of independent central banks in taming inflation over the past two decades (and of concerns about deflation last year), and much less in awe of Mr Greenspan than are financial markets.
Still, there are moments when I do think that we could be a little bit less in awe of celebrity architects, or a little more willing to be critical.
Elsewhere Paul Turner's Newport Gwent Dragons confront Toulouse at Rodney Parade – Turner this week likened it to Preston North End playing Real Madrid, but I bet he's far less in awe than he's letting on and certainly will have a few tricks up his sleeve.
It is hard to understand how you could be anything less than in awe of his accomplishments.
This type of extraordinary self-possession is very admirable and leaves others who are less confident in awe.
Brother Deserve's listeners sat in awe.
"This is more of a come-and-be-in-awe thing and less of a fly-your-own-kite thing".
"But at our core, our morals and goals in life are very similar, so our differences become a lot less terrifying… I'm in awe of what he does and who he is – that's a very strong feeling.
Often it means not applying for positions (or PhDs), or not speaking up even when I have something to say, or being in awe even of less-qualified people who nevertheless do those things easily.
