Sentence examples for tremble before from inspiring English sources

You tremble before its visceral impact.

Shouldn't an honest poet tremble before word and world?

According to Chadwick, a real man would not "tremble before the remarks of small boys".

(The ultra-Orthodox are called "haredim" in Israel -- literally, those who tremble before God).

The customer doesn't tremble before complaining about how cold his food is.

That sector, the black-clad ultra-Orthodox, is known in Israel as Haredim, meaning those who tremble before God.

Was he a shy violet, trembling before an audience?

I pictured her in a dimly lit room, trembling before a portfolio of glowing X-rays.

McCoy struggled to find words after the game, and his lips trembled before he spoke.

She'd grown up on a farm, and her voice trembled before crowds.

It is hard to imagine all Rome trembling before him, though the music tells you otherwise.