Sentence examples for that behold from inspiring English sources

The eyes that behold them — ours — both do and don't.

Landscapes, no less than people, are transformed by the eyes that behold them.

The result is policies are enacted that behold the poor and middle class to government dependency supported by redistributive tax extraction and national debt.

Since the earliest monks were encoding parables into hand-drawn paragraphs, and Gutenberg was gearing up the first printing press, humanity has maintained a profound artistic connection not only to the texts that behold history, but to individual letter-forms themselves.

Rajan said that beholding the treasure was a "divine moment".

Mithra was also the god of the sun, of the shining light that beholds everything, and, hence, was invoked in oaths.

The notion of darsan -- an important and old practice in India -- involves the belief that beholding the divine in an image or a revered person can be transformational.

We believe that beholding these forces as they shape our Earth is necessary to make progress in understanding who we are as a species, and what is needed to sustain a safe and healthy planet.

He was a family cat and a couple's cat before he became the single woman's cat that you behold today.

When a widow with two children, Mary Jane Clairmont, leaned over her balcony in 1801 and asked 'Is it possible that I behold the immortal Godwin', his fate was sealed.

Therefore am I still A lover of meadows and the woods, And mountains; and all that we behold From this green earth.