Sentence examples for behold something from inspiring English sources

When the author goes off the beam we are left with a mere collection of oddballs, but when she is on we behold something quite rare -- dying as we hope it can be, a last embrace.

To behold something as a work of art, it is necessary to combine a sensory perception of the physical item with an imaginative experience of the aesthetic design.

Small wonder: in it, we behold something human eyes had never before seen - a backlit view of the full resplendent glory of Saturn's rings during an eclipse of the Sun, the smoky blue ring created by the exhalations of the small moon, Enceladus, and - best of all - a sight of our planet, Earth, a billion miles in the distance.

To "behold" something is to see it with reverent wonder.

They are a wonder to behold, something that makes me pause and smile when I see them.

We are left in the presence of the mystery, and we behold something that grabs us at an inexplicable level.

I feel like I've beheld something majestic".

"I now beheld something like what I had imagined Heaven to be when I was a child," he wrote in his memoirs.

In following its wanderings, I have often a sense of beholding something more delicate, yes, but also more ordinary and more heartbreaking than the eye can typically bear.

"He won't hide his feelings beholding something he thinks is absurd or silly," said Robert B. Reich, the former labor secretary, who has been advising Mr. Bradley.

While you sit on a gurney, ruminating on the fact that mere minutes separate you from injections and anesthesia, beholding something beautiful makes the experience more bearable.