"Beholder" Example Sentences
1. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
2. The beholder of our fate is beyond our control.
3. To a beholder, art can be interpreted in countless ways.
4. The beholder of the castle was a nobleman.
5. The beholder of magic holds great power.
6. The beholder of the throne was a just and fair ruler.
7. It's always subjective because every beholder has their own opinion.
8. The beholder of the painting was mesmerized by its intricate detail.
9. The true value of a diamond is up to the beholder.
10. The beholder of the crown was regarded as noble and dignified.
11. The beholder of the crystal could see the future.
12. The beholder of the secret was trusted implicitly.
13. To the beholder, a sunset can be the most beautiful thing in the world.
14. The beholder of the garden was proud of their hard work.
15. The beholder of the family tradition made sure to pass it on to the next generation.
16. The beholder of the truth would not be swayed by lies.
17. The beholder of the title had earned it through their accomplishments.
18. The beholder of the knowledge held great power.
19. The beholder of the mystery would eventually uncover the truth.
20. The beholder of the ancient artifact could unlock its secrets.
21. The beholder of the music felt its emotion deeply.
22. The beholder of the fire saw it as both creation and destruction.
23. The beholder of nature found peace in its simplicity.
24. The beholder of the perfectionist attitude could never be satisfied.
25. To the beholder, a snow-covered landscape can be breathtaking.
26. The beholder of the statue appreciated its timeless beauty.
27. The beholder of the ocean felt humbled by its vastness.
28. The beholder of the legacy was proud to continue what their predecessors had started.
29. The beholder of the sunrise saw it as a new beginning.
30. The beholder of the dream could make it a reality.
Common Phases
"Beauty is in the eye of the
beholder; each
beholder has their own unique perspective; what one
beholder sees as beautiful, another may not; the
beholder ultimately decides what is valuable; the
beholder's interpretation can change over time."