Sentence examples for yet behold from inspiring English sources

And yet, behold: subversion is afoot.

Salinger fans may be cheered to know that the new letters contain further hints that they may yet behold additional Salinger manuscripts.

And yet behold, here we find the loser of losers sitting on a double-digit advantage in one new poll, and up by 9 per cent in another.

" 'As Dying, Yet Behold We Live': Catastrophe and Interiority in Bradford's Of Plymouth Plantation". Early American Literature 37, no. 1 (2002): 9-37.

And, indeed, there came unto them Our apostles with all evidence of the truth: yet, behold, notwithstanding all this, many of them go on committing all manner of excesses on earth". Indeed every religious, political, ethnic and social group has a fraction among them that commits excesses.

But man as he is, in many respects helpless, in much imperfect, and in all feeble, when viewed individually, is still capable of social elevation such as society has not yet beheld.

I had not yet beheld such a creature.

Behold the Dreamers; The Good Immigrantm My favourite novel was Imbolo Mbue's bittersweet yet buoyant Behold the Dreamers (Random House), told through the eyes of a Cameroonian couple newly arrived in New York, as their fates tangle with those of their white Upper East Side employers.