Sentence examples similar to effect the beholder from inspiring English sources
The holy place as a structural creation together with its natural setting may create an idyllic or overwhelming effect, evoking in the beholder an experience of religious awe or devotion.
For him, the beauty of an object depends also, and even primarily, on certain inner properties, in particular on certain regularities of the object itself which give rise to its possible effects on the beholders.
Slyly, the speaker avoids physical description of the girl, instead evoking her beauty by detailing the effect it has on the beholder; the whole poem is a kind of reaction shot.
Time perception depends on an event's emotional relevance to the beholder; a subjective time dilation effect is associated with self-relevant, emotionally salient stimuli.
And the poem is about the effect the imperfect classical statue has on the beholder, who must change his or her life as a result of a direct human response to it.
Whether the choice helps the production, hurts it or has no effect has to rest in the mind of the beholder.
After all, influence is not in the eye of the beholder, it is in the ability to inspire action and also measure its effects.
In effect, Mr. Rembar established his own rule, as he wrote later, that "pornography is in the groin of the beholder".
Riegl called this phenomenon the "beholder's involvement" or the "beholder's share".
The answer is in the eye of the beholder.
