Sentence examples similar to producing awe from inspiring English sources

At that time, pollution made it hard for many to see the river for what it is -- a thing of beauty, and an ecological powerhouse, producing awe-inspiring Atlantic sturgeon, athletic striped bass and herring by the millions -- more than 200 species of fish in all, as well as the birds and mammals that feed on them.

Sigur Rós has, since the beginning, released music that produces awe without always producing love, slow-moving and tidal compositions elevated into empyrean realms by the vocals of Jónsi Birgisson.

Though nations no longer tremble at the feet of particle physicists the men, and a few women, who once delivered the destructive power of the atom bomb physics still has the power to produce awe in another way, by revealing the basic truths that underpin reality.Model behaviourFinding the Higgs would mark the closing of one chapter in this story.

Mendelssohn then introduces the category of sublimity for the perfect representation of such intensive immensity, a representation that produces awe precisely because it passes beyond our customary expectations.

Newer flying robots, or drones, like the DJI Phantom 3 ($1,259) and 3DRobotics Solo ($1,900 including GoPro Hero4 camera and attachment) can produce awe-inspiring aerial footage and be programmed for advanced actions such as following a target.

Investing in these will produce awe-inspiring sound.

Like these other urban fantasists, Moorcock delights in a kind of sublime palimpsest, in imagining an environment that through size, age, scale or complexity exceeds our comprehension, producing fear and awe.

The critical review of the findings for written production measures suggested that there is modest evidence that AWE feedback has a positive effect on the quality of the texts that students produce using AWE, and that as yet there is little evidence that the effects of AWE transfer to more general improvements in writing proficiency.

While it doesn't produce the awe of the Andes or have the color of Guatemala or the cuisine of Oaxaca, the Dominicans make up for all that with an unparalleled sense of fun.

Roughly 100 miles south of the city, there was opportunity to produce some awe.

Once again, director Curt Morgan shows us that HD cinematography plus stunning aerial shots of remote, rugged locations and masterful snowboarding produce awe-inspiring results.