Sentence examples for universal awe from inspiring English sources
A month earlier, on July 20th, the landing of Apollo 11 had inspired universal awe.
The universal sense of awe at the magical "new economy" is giving way to a sense of unease.
The sensation of awe is universal but hard to describe -- "jaw-dropping," "goose bump giving," and "spine tingling" are often used to capture that sense of wonder that awe inspires.
It's Wilson's universal sound of shock and awe that Nicolas Zoumboulis, the organizer behind the actual Facebook event, is hoping to tap into on Monday for no particular reason at all, other than to bring the world a bit of joy and camaraderie.
A compelling urge to merge with the infinite, ritual reminds us of a larger, archetypal reality and invokes in us a visceral understanding of such universal paradigms as unity, continuity, connectivity, reverence and awe.
But learning to appreciate the Heat's inexorability to let awe at least have its place alongside the universal sports fan wish for the unlikelier struggler to be successful seems worth doing.
It is traditional, of course, for explorers to plant the flag, but it struck us, as we watched with awe and admiration and pride, that our two fellows were universal men, not national men, and should have been equipped accordingly.
The night sky presents one of the few universal situations in which all humans can experience a profound sense of awe.
Progressive Americans look at the universal basic incomes and fair family leave of Nordic countries with green-eyed awe.
