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• v  see with attention
• s  under a moral obligation to someone

• It's another thing to be blindly beholden to a thuggishly stubborn ideology that still believes the world is in 1960.
• How would you respond to people saying that since the Americans flew you into Iraq that you will be beholden to them and beholden to the administration?.
• These approaches, however, still make a publication completely beholden to its advertisers.

• behold
• lay eyes on

News & Articles

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• Gomez rails against Washington in bid for U.S. Senate
  Gabriel Gomez on Monday, June 3, continued to rail against Washington politics and staked his claim as an independent-minded Republican who wouldn’t be beholden to his party if he wins the June 25 U.S. Senate special election.
  June 15, 2013 - Cambridge Chronicle & Cambridge Tab
• OPINION: Not all debt is created equally
  It’s easy to get comfortable with debt. But it grows and grows. And debtors become beholden to those in the debt market, who view the outstanding cash as a garden that bears more and more fruit, which must be plucked off the vine.
  June 14, 2013 - The Madison County Journal
• A.C. public art project endures a tide of criticism
  Here, the question is not "Is it art?" In Atlantic City, a place beholden to its vice, seashore, and ancient traditions of commerce and promotion, where everyone's against it before being for it, the question is, Should there even be art?
  June 12, 2013 - Philly.com

Quotes

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• Barack Obama in ABC News
  He's not beholden to any one ideology, and he's worked tirelessly to improve teacher quality,Obama said.
• Cindy Sheehan in Washington Post
  I'm doing it to encourage other people to run against Congress members who aren't doing their jobs, who are beholden to special interests,Sheehan said.
• Mitt Romney in Forbes
  I don't like the fact that money has such an impact on politics, but this to me is a reason I'm investing at least as much as everybody else - probably a little more,Romney told about 200 people in an airport hangar. "I'm not beholden to...