reverent awe

He stared at it for a moment in almost reverent awe.

In those days he'd accepted such teachings with reverent awe.

The tenderfoot looked at Bill with deep and reverent awe, but he said nothing.

With deep and reverent awe I replaced the candelabrum in its former position.

For example, what was this Kicksey-winsey that they spoke of with such reverent awe?

Today, we sit in silence and receive works in reverent awe.

Her tone was equally compounded of reverent awe and triumph.

Walking slowly inside, examining every detail, Palin held his breath in reverent awe.

Though Thian felt the same reverent awe that she expressed, he could never have stated it.

Drugar had been viewing the scene with reverent awe.

And there are times, when, with reverent awe, these simple forest children think they see in the cucuie the souls of their departed friends.

They never got over it, and every letter they wrote him reflected their reverent awe of that first mysterious happening.

In reverent awe the Pilgrim stood before the sacred object of his Pilgrimage.

In reverent awe, Morton looped the pearls over his paw-like hands, holding them up.

His voice rose in a high screech of aesthetic delight, then deepened in reverent awe.

I'm gonna buy stock in Coke, he thought, with wonder verging on reverent awe.

The bourgeoisie has stripped of its halo every occupation hitherto honoured and looked up to with reverent awe.

"Elder Brother," she breathed, with reverent awe.

Wear thou in look And gesture seemly grace of reverent awe, That gladly he may forward us aloft.

The dwarf stood staring myopically and with reverent awe at the man-machine, making no move to come near it, content to worship at a distance.

It reflects my reverent awe of nature, my surroundings and a keen sense of colour harmony and composition.

With reverent awe, Sills approached the spoon, grasped it with forceps, and withdrew it from the surrounding liquid.

A reverent awe engulfed the sanctuary with silence, until Ira slumped with embarrassment in his pew and responded in jest.

XV THE forge folk picked up Desideria with reverent awe and carried her, through the break in the walls, inside the castle yard.