Sentence examples for behold though from inspiring English sources
Still, this 1956 work can be glorious to behold — though small or bland performances can shrink it into mere confectionery.
A meeting run by Robert's Rules can be a joy to behold — though it's clotted by as much jargon as a Holacratic meeting.
Whether or not that is true, it is absolutely intriguing to behold, though perhaps not as much as seeing The Floating Piers in person.
It's an unrelenting joy to watch Maslany find new ways to differentiate the clones; this season, I noticed just how much she changes the timbre and intonation of each character's voice, and to see her as one clone playing another is still a joy to behold (though I hold that last season's clone dance party took the concept of fan service too far).
There are plenty of people to behold too, though they often appear less than fully natural.
Points of Entry THIS WEEK'S RECOMMENDATIONS BEHOLD: ThruYOU, though available on YouTube itself, is best enjoyed at Thru-You.com, where the tag line is the newspaper-headline-sounding ''Kutiman Mixes YouTube.'' The chutzpah of the undertaking exactly suits the music.
"And lo and behold, even though he associated himself with big cities, until 1971, when he went to the south of France, he found himself and really loved his home in that tiny village".
Lo and behold, and even though it bears no resemblance to his speaking voice in any way, he has exactly the same singing voice as Ronan Keating.
"I've seen people who behold it as though it's a religious relic," Zach P. said, as he removed the manuscript from its sixteen-by-twenty-inch archive box and its swaddling of bubble wrap.
All in the name of a good cause though – behold the stinking rose in all its glorious versatility, from the fieriness of a pungent Greek walnut sauce to the rich sweetness of the winning salsa recipe.
At yesterday's Pride Parade, I came to realize that mentioning something like Sweden's lack of naturally occurring marriage is silly because, lo and behold, we are not Sweden (though so many of yesterday's costumes were inspired by ABBA).
