Sentence examples for trying to wow from inspiring English sources

"We are not trying to wow people with the technology," Mr. Kolden said.

But it's not making a grand statement or trying to wow you.

"He wasn't trying to wow me or dazzle me by bringing me to fancy restaurants," Ms. Nuzum said.

China will try to bring the latest in 3-D filmmaking tools to Chinese producers and directors who are trying to wow the nation's swelling and entertainment-hungry middle class.

For the 201 participating restaurants, it is much harder: carefully weigh factors as nuanced as portion size and table turning while trying to wow diners with the artistry and value of their $20.12 lunches and $35 dinners.

The event unfolded under the kind of broiling sun that is rare in England and with a soundtrack that seemed curated by a middle-aged guy trying to wow his children — plenty of Beastie Boys and Guns N' Roses, with a bit of Kings of Leon thrown in.

At the network, he tried to wow his new colleagues.

Each speaker tried to wow the crowd with yet another discovery.

Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and, on Monday, Bank of America all tried to wow their audiences with what appeared to be — presto!

Fans of "Top Chef" have seen contestants use liquid nitrogen to try to wow the judges, and some prominent restaurants are using it to impress their guests.

Remember that the next time your adviser tries to wow you with some new technology, and ask if it will change the outcome of the game.