Sentence examples for behold from from inspiring English sources

It's an unusual view to behold from a municipal library.

At 9 15 a.m. on Wednesday, there was something astonishing to behold from the train window.

It's not rare, but bombogenesis is still a sight to behold from a meteorological perspective.

That's why it's not a museum or static monument to behold from a distance.

In a photograph by Elliott Erwitt, "New York City, 1949," we behold, from behind, Augustus Saint-Gaudens's bronze sculpture of a nude Diana.

Built as a library in 1785, the building bears the inscription: "Tis pleasant, safely to behold from shore/The rolling ship, and hear the tempest roar".

In a popular 17th century guide book, Justus Zinzerling tells visitors that "a fine view of the city is beheld from the lofty tower" of St Paul's (he also warns them to keep an eye out for the gibbeted thief on the outskirts of Sittingbourne).

The different perspectives of the perception of an identical event illuminated for us, he maintained, the fact that "one and the same reality may split into many diverse realities when it is beheld from different points of view".

And you can behold Manhattan from a vantage both intimate and isolated, high above traffic and almost shoulder-to-shoulder with factories and warehouses worthy of a Charles Sheeler landscape.

Selecting two stellar properties that fabulously embody this contrast, I arrived armed with a singular mission: Behold Bali from both sides.

Behold pictures from the first ever grassroots HAMP homeowner protest: http://huff.to/9Xf2GL.