Sentence examples similar to won awe from inspiring English sources

The film "A Beautiful Mind," about the Nobel Prize-winning mathematician John F. Nash Jr., portrays his recovery from schizophrenia as hard-won, awe-inspiring and unusual.

"Obama wins, shock and awe" - Rockwell.

It was easily the biggest race Cohen had won, and he seemed pleasantly shocked and awed by his accomplishment.

It wasn't just that Helen Glover and Heather Stanning won the UK's first gold with awe-inspiring teamwork and commitment on the river.

The film Gravity starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney has already won a host of awards for its awe-inspiring special effects.

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I got lucky -- I won my round -- but I remember being awed at Watson's ability to draw upon massive troves of data to answer complex, unpredictable questions.

As for Heskey, he only scored in a shade over 21% of his games (contain your shock and awe, dear reader!), but then he only won 36.6%, anyway.

Whether this resulted from a fear of losing or an awe of winning is impossible to judge.The conventionally wise have until recently predicted a close-run contest, although leaning to a Labour majority.

Peru and the Rodillo Negro awed crowds at the 1936 Summer Olympics, won the inaugural Bolivarian Games in 1938, and finished the decade as South American champions.

He won a fellowship to the United States and later recalled his awe at meeting some of the giants of mathematics at Princeton, including Albert Einstein and Hermann Weyl.