Sentence examples for never behold from inspiring English sources

"May you," Timon sneers, "a better feast never behold".

Anyone who has marveled at the patient perseverance of medieval city dwellers — who watched their cathedrals grow by fits and starts over the decades, knowing they would never behold completion with their own eyes — will appreciate this tableau on Amsterdam Avenue.

So many people have great ideas and visions that the world may never behold because they fail to cultivate their dreams by engaging in the necessary tasks to achieve their goals.

The superhuman superman emerges from his blissful inner sanctum: his unbelievably incredible -- you'll never behold such elegance, millions of dollars, really, a gilded palace -- Xanadu, his stately pleasure dome decreed.

The writer, having never beheld anything so loathsome drives with the chair and a five-gallon can of kerosene to the country where he burns the chair.

The brooding eyes that held the judge from behind a screen to the dock have never beheld his newborn son, only two days old.

Morrissey has never beheld a titty and Morrissey has never looked at a diagram of one on a whiteboard.

To hear him tell it, he had passed through 16 kingdoms but "never beheld such a high bridge".

Nelson commented that he had "never beheld a fleet equal to Sir John Jervis'" Having had great difficulty supplying the fleet with fresh water the Admiral arranged for large tanks to be built in Gibraltar.

Say: "Behold, never does God enjoin deeds of abomination.

"Met Joe il y a quesques jours &,b jeezuz, never have I beheld a corpse walking," E. E. Cummings wrote to Ezra Pound in 1935.