Sentence examples for a beholder of from inspiring English sources

A beholder of midtown from the High Line's unaccustomed perspective may recall another catchphrase, the Sinatran "be a part of it" — denoting Manhattan while leaving connotations open.

But according to atheism, such a beholder of the universe does not exist.

There can be good or bad in the eye of a beholder of the universe, but we are not beholders of the universe, only elements, in the same way that a triangle is not a beholder of geometry.

The meaning was all in the eye and the convictions of a beholder.

Schopenhauer holds that "no truth is more certain, no truth is more independent of all others and no truth is less in need of proof than this one: that everything there is for cognition (i.e., the whole world) is only an object in relation to a subject, an intuition of a beholder " (WWR, §1, pp. 23 4).

In general, it seems clear that complexity and, even, structural complexity is generally not uniquely defined because it is in the eye of a beholder [27].

Hamilton is granted a meeting with the leader of the Bizangos, a Haitian secret society and beholder of the formula for zombification.

Beholder, of course, got an even bigger ovation.

Smallweed concedes with a deference which turns the stomach of every decent beholder: Of course, your reverence.

The caveat here is that the wisdom of the no (or the yes) is in the beholder of the investor.

Quirkiness is in the eye of the beholder, of course.