Overawed

A bit overawed by his royal status, I was rather slow to stop him, so it was lucky that Steve — butler to my father, the Duke of Beaufort — was also at the party.

Gatland believes they were not overawed while flanker Taine Plumtree also disrupted the Springboks line-out.

I was totally overawed for those couple of minutes.

Strong, decent on the ball and with a bit of recovery pace, Cleall-Harding looks a fine prospect and – in going face to face with Chong following a feisty coming together in the first half – he clearly isn’t easily overawed.

The Dockers did not look overawed by the occasion early, kicking the game’s opening score, but the Crows soon made their presence felt.

For Tesoriero it will also allow her the chance to soak in the atmosphere of a history-making night, having been overawed by the occasion in 2017 as part of the Magpies side that lost to the Blues in the first ever AFLW match.

It’s very easy to be overawed by the support that CSK are going to get.

Many teenagers would be overawed by the prospect of moving to such a different environment but Sancho sees such challenges as an integral part of a modern footballer’s career.

Like his older brother Tom, Sam does not give the impression that he is easily overawed.

An overawed Spielberg couldn't bring himself to call him Tony, and insisted on addressing him as Sir Anthony throughout the shoot.

Cassius Dio relates that he brought war elephants and heavy armaments which would have overawed any remaining native resistance.

The band were overawed and intimidated by Horn's reputation, and thus were too nervous to make suggestions.

The Emperor celebrated the Easter of 981 in Rome and so overawed the factions that Benedict was able to finish his pontificate in peace.