Sentence examples for sometimes overawed from inspiring English sources

Sometimes overawed.

Visitors were sometimes overawed: in 1865 Anny Thackeray, daughter of the novelist, herself renowned as an eccentric, wrote: "Everybody is either a genius or a poet or a painter or peculiar in some way".

Tomalin herself examines the novels with the confident judgments of a critic, not the hedged and sometimes overawed appraisals of a scholar.

But it fails to capture the human reality of a huge and sometimes scary personality who had overawed and dominated his colleagues for years.

Nor is she overawed.

No. Maybe I was overawed.

Suddenly he has looked overawed.

She was overawed and overpowered".

The players looked overawed, or overextended.

Lambert's not overawed by the challenge.

Alone and overawed by the paternalistic state.