Sentence examples for the awe for from inspiring English sources

Yet this does not square with the "awe" for the revolutionary values of 1789 he expresses in the introduction.

In 2008 Weale undertook a review of the AWE for the Office of National Statistics*, building on work conducted in an earlier review that recommended setting up the AWE by Mervyn King, the former Bank of England governor.

That would focus the "awe" for good.

Few experiences prepare you for the awe of sitting in the shadow of Nikolai Valuev.

The AWE growth for the economy as a whole was 1 per cent in September, which because of the sample exclusions is inevitably an upwardly biased estimate of earnings growth in the UK economy.

That is, to have had our lifetimes overlap with an artist whom stone Dylan fans like Ricks and I suspect future generations will regard, in his visionary fecundity, with the awe reserved for Blake, Whitman, Picasso and the like.

The tomb of another ex-prime minister, Adnan Menderes, lies largely neglected on an adjacent plot.Ironically, the final resting place of Kemal Ataturk in Ankara invests the memory of Turkey's secular founder with more of the awe reserved for people of spiritual significance.

For McCarver, the game outweighs awe for the celebrity star or puff for the awaited, overtouted new record... "So much of a game comes from how it's told," McCarver said.

Whether it's a Hanukkah menorah that we kindle, or a Christmas tree that we light or the candles we burn on a kinara in celebration of Kwanzaa, we reignite the flame of awe for the miracles before us everyday, when we open our eyes and our hearts.

We share in the awe scientists hold for what they are encountering.

But while it has become commonplace to harp on the universality of great works of literature, Wilder's theatrical masterworks in particular still have the power to inspire awe for the economy with which they do indeed bring together the mundane and the cosmic, the specific, homely detail and the overarching truth.