The following night at Elaine's, with the staff members surrounded by bold-faced names, they seemed somewhat awed that they might soon be among them.
Some of the women stood and applauded, and the musicians seemed just as awed as their fans.
He no longer beats her, she says, and when I interviewed him separately he seemed a little awed by her.
The host of the pregame program, Jeanne Zelasko, seemed nervous or awed.
Yet Voegele never seemed remotely over-awed by her Centre Court debut, and at times showed similar composure to her illustrious compatriot, Federer R. When Williams broke Voegele's second service game to lead 2-1, the writing seemed to be on the wall in fluorescent pink, yet Voegele, a slip of a thing, had the audacity to break straight back.
So when we read Auden's Look, Stranger – that most peculiar of poems – they reproduced its awed and awesome tone, its clotted sound, without seeming to think about it, and effortlessly translated its English cliff into their own landscapes.
Mr. Wilson seems both amused and awed by Mr. McClinton's dedication.
In the end it's not entirely clear, but Laskin's awed tone seems an appropriate response to the mystery.
In the HBO program, looking at smiling pictures of herself with the presidents she has covered, Ms. Thomas seems embarrassed by her "awed" expressions.
When I met with her in Cambridge, Clancy still seemed genuinely surprised, almost awed, at the breadth of controversy her work has caused.
