Sentence examples for public awe from inspiring English sources
Still, none of the other couture shows last week produced that degree of public awe.
His rare public pronouncements awed the crowds.
The mammoth Chinese construction of factories, canals, schools, hospitals, and public housing awed these visitors from a straitened country that American loans and the Marshall Plan had saved from financial ruin.
What has filled the American public with wonder, awe, even terror?
Before his political career, Corzine led Goldman Sachs in the 1990s and helped take that investment firm public, to the awe and adulation of Wall Street.
But while the public was in awe of the glitz and glam of this fashionable duo, Iman says life at home with Bowie was routinely low-key.
Especially with the public shock and awe at a grand jury that seemed to turn a blind eye to the weight of the evidence -- weight that was pressed down on Garner's throat and on his chest against the sidewalk, as he began to suffocate.
Experienced balloonists launch their sky craft, while a dreamy-eyed public gaze – and shiver – in awe.
Through the show's ups and downs, the fresh-faced Monteith had always displayed a public air of excitement and frequent awe over his fame and popularity.
The tyrannical brutality of Tyson had brought him 37 straight victories and a public reaction that mixed awe and revulsion.
