Sentence examples for seemed awed by from inspiring English sources
Judge Kirk McDonald offered some solace to the group, some of whom seemed awed by the tasks ahead.
Trump, despite his habitual bluster, seemed awed by what he was being told and about to encounter.
His Manhattan jaunt began early on Monday with an interview at the headquarters of Fox News, where he seemed awed by the hive of activity around him well before 8 a.m.
The rambunctious billionaire determined to do things his way seemed awed by the moment, surely thinking about his journey from a fan who used to buy scalped tickets to buying the club in January 2000.
While tourists who happened upon the ordination seemed awed by the organ music, robes and pageantry -- with one whispering to her friend, "You don't see that every day," as the clerical procession filed out --relatives of the new priests said they were delighted to see Bishop Egan lead the ceremony.
Talking nearly a week after a 5-1 humiliation by Manchester City shovelled salt into the widening wound created by a lack of success during the two-and-three-quarter years he has been running Britain's most famous football team, Ferguson seemed awed by the depth of his own feelings.
Will seems awed by the experience.
But he does not seem awed by the prospect of playing the defending champion Red Wings in the Western Conference finals.
Our boyish waiter, who seems awed by Okri's authoritative manner (and, at 54, his seniority), approaches with a saucer of mints.
He did not seem awed by the Yankees, but he did rave about Roger Clemens, who will start tonight for the Yanks.
