Sentence examples for to be overawed from inspiring English sources

Older players advise youngsters not to be overawed.

She's not going to be overawed by the occasion.

As is the player himself, although don't expect Lewis to be overawed.

He vowed never again to be "overawed by professional military advice".

Pfaff has seen enough Olympic Games not to be overawed by this summer's events.

Barenboim did not allow himself to be overawed by the Eighth.

It helped that the team they had travelled to support showed they would not be overawed, intimidated or negative from the very start.

New Zealand will not be overawed by the chance to win a first World Cup semi-final, says captain Brendon McCullum.

But while Dasaolu accepts that Bolt is the man to beat at these world championships, he insists he will not be overawed by his reputation.

At 34, he won't be overawed by the competition.

But Ward insists Carlisle will not be overawed by the experience.