Sentence examples for special awe from inspiring English sources

If I feel a special awe in Isobel's case it's because her parents - devout atheists - once asked my wife and me to look after Isobel should they ever both perish in a car wreck.

Often, onlookers see the camera crews and naturally take you for someone special, reacting in awe.

In 1996, a young lad with a whole lot of time on his hands (me) drove by one of America's foremost cultural reference points, the Wienermobile, provoking a reaction that was a special blend of exhilaration, awe, and fear.

It has become a hit without a scorched-earth marketing campaign, the shock and awe of special effects or even the good looks of its stars.

An adaptable businessman with gentlemanly values, he did not take Westminster parochial politics seriously enough to embarrass or rival his wife, but was prepared to control his scepticism for the sake of a woman whom he always regarded as special without being in awe of.

(3) Reverentia, the third concept, is the special feeling of profound awe and respect we have in the presence of something extraordinary or sublime, a feeling that both humbles and uplifts us.

The New York Times has a special reason to be awed.

That's why the most awe-inspiring special effect in "Interstellar" is actually a moment of documentary simplicity, accomplished with a pencil and paper by the physicist-astronaut Romilly (played by David Gyasi).

The film Gravity starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney has already won a host of awards for its awe-inspiring special effects.

That helped make it an instantly revered object: a classic, trope-packed adventure story with awe-inspiring special effects.

A sure sign that there's something special about Lupu is the awe that he inspires in other top performers.