Sentence examples for really behold from inspiring English sources

Few artists manage to hold on to the feeling in a live recording, but Marvin adds so much more, too – the emotion in the delivery is just ridiculous, something to really behold.

I might not live in a cave in burlap underwear, living off of locusts and honey, but I'm stepping out with the faith that if I really behold -- stop, look around and pay attention -- some of the fog will lift and I'll learn at least a little more about what Jesus kept talking about when he said the opportunity to live abundantly is right in front of us.

This is really something to behold".

Chaos in the middle of an ordered city is really something to behold.

It was really crazy to behold," McKay told the Daily Beast.

"All of the forests of California are quite magnificent, but coastal redwoods and giant sequoias are really something to behold," said Jay Watson, regional director for the Wilderness Society.

As if Murray, who has not reached a Grand Slam final since Wimbledon and whose descent to 10th in the world rankings has been painful to behold, really had a hold on the big prizes.

It was a strange spectacle to behold, really, as someone who's been through a million of these things.

I think Werner Herzog's recent documentary Lo and Behold, really sums it up well.

This is really something to behold, an NPD lying over and over to the court while under oath.

"Watching the team of Alejandro and Chivo [a.k.a., Emmanuel Lubezki], is really something to behold," Michael Keaton told the audience.