Sentence examples for looking awed from inspiring English sources

He presented Album of the Year to Beck, who came onstage and hugged Prince, looking awed.

"Jesus, what are you going to do with the thing?" Chris had come out from behind the bar and he was standing beside me now, looking awed.

PARIS — Looking awed by the sumptuous gilded surroundings of the United States ambassador's residence here, the three young American men who thwarted an attack on a Paris-bound express train appeared at a news conference on Sunday, brushing aside suggestions that they were heroes.

He was being out-driven – such is the fate of most people who play alongside Watson – but he did not look over-awed.

Soon, "the most intelligent woman in England" (Bayley's plausible evaluation) is watching the Teletubbies with a look of awed concentration on her face.

There were times when I looked on with awed disbelief as Ronnie bounced into the baited trap.

He simply looked shocked and awed as he reported the news.

He joked that he had been personally offended by the negative use of the word "cloistered" during the Q. & A.: "Hey, I actually live in a cloister!" Dreher looked a little awed as he signed Brother Henry's book.

The opening narration tells us that for too long we've been looking to the heavens in awed anticipation of visitors or invaders from above when in fact we should have been keeping an eye on gateways to hell that admit unwanted strangers from below.

It's no surprise that there is steadily building up a complete and utterly bamboozled look of awed incomprehension on the public's collective face about what on earth politicians mean by what they're saying.

De Niro looked strangely over-awed as he stood before about 4,000 Obama supporters at the Izod Centre, the New Jersey home of the Nets basketball team.