Sentence examples for sincere awe from inspiring English sources
When the persistent-world space simulator played host to the largest virtual space battle of all time last weekend, the geekier parts of the internet demonstrated the sort of sincere awe and praise usually reserved for Olympic victories.
In 1885 Twardowski enrolled at the University of Vienna and became a student of Franz Brentano, for whom he felt "the most sincere awe and veneration" and whom he remembered as "uncompromising and relentless in his quest for rigor in formulation, consistency in expression, and precision in the working out of proofs" (Twardowski 1926 , 20.
It has been recorded that Twain once returned from India and said to a friend, eyes wide, mandibles agape, soul in a state of utterly sincere self-awe: "In India, they know only three things about America... Wall Street... the Statue of Liberty...and Mark Twain!" Which brings us back to Harriet Beecher Stowe and Hartford.
35 Planning Sermons for 9/11 While secular leaders are refraining from speechmaking -- whether out of fear of inadequacy or a sincere sense of awe -- it will be the preachers shaping Wednesday's public recollection of Sept. 11, 2001.
Berger is the only author I know of that evokes not just awe and respect for his work, but sincere love for the man himself".
While the details of grounding might be controversial it may be assumed that reformed epistemologists assert that ordinary religious experiences of awe, gratitude, contrition, etc., ground the beliefs implied by the believer's sincere reports of such experiences, provided they can be said to cause those beliefs.
