She figured this Elena must be someone pretty special to evoke such awe.

Hylle had been strange enough, a person to evoke awe before.

A neighborhood must have had a long and scarred legacy when a simple new lawn evokes awe.

If the incomplete temple can evoke such awe, how much reverential fear would have been evoked by the final work of Raja Bhoja?

The Ocmulgee mounds evoked awe in early travelers.

A bear in high gear is a sight to evoke awe and admiration, and Kate would undoubtedly have experienced both those emotions but for one thing.

Mammoth cathedrals and temples evoke religious awe partly through their sheer soaring size; most contemporary houses of worship are built to a more human scale.

At Melbourne Olympics, the defender was a picture of confidence, evoking awe in the rival forwards.

The man who evoked such awe was born on June 8, 1867 - not 1869, as he himself claimed for much of his life.

Richly represented in mythology, culture, art, and literature, they often evoke revulsion, fear, suspicion and awe, sometimes even hysteria.