Sentence examples for she beholds from inspiring English sources

She beholds her own reflection, reaches out to it, and sees it multiply.

Pergolesi set his music to a Latin text describing the sorrows of Mary as she beholds the death of Jesus.

Slowly she beholds her husband slip away from her, caught up by the hypnotic spell and the enthusiasm of a young Nazi woman, until he is lost.

For instance, what is a peahen feeling when she beholds a displaying peacock?

There's the host's miserly hospitality: "I expect you have eaten …" And there's the narrator's own ill-health, adding an extra sheen of ghastliness to everything she beholds.

The political climate she beheld was disturbing, to put it mildly.

And forget about the kindergarten graduation, which left her speechless when she beheld the nine youngsters sitting before the altar in blue caps and gowns.

Yet as she beheld the chocolate-colored face, and the faces of her own family -- Tecla, her husband, Ira, and son, Louis -- sitting in the pew, she also felt the exhilaration of having ascended a mountain.

The last time Mary Hunt had seen her husband, he was 'a lawyer and a partisan, going out to meet an irritated populace'; on her arrival in England, she beheld him 'in a pulpit, a clergyman, preaching tranquillity'.

There Marius, as he gazed upon Carthage, and Carthage as she beheld Marius, might well have offered consolation the one to the other.

Carrying a bouquet of roses, she met him on the platform and found herself "seized by terror and pity" as she beheld his gaunt, pale form.