Sentence examples for Possessive person from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dobbin made his New York Times debut in April 2012 (Across Lite, Solution, blog) with a funky, literally outside-the-box puzzle, and he's back today showing us that he is an extremely possessive person.
I can be an extremely jealous and possessive person.
The word "century" usually preceded by the definite article or the possessive pronoun, first person singular, repeats and echoes all through his writing.
In this light, the ethnonym that Father Jacques Marquette was the first to write down, in the form Vemessvrit, which in time gave rise to the modern place-name Missouri, can be parsed in this way: |wi-mihs-oor-i-t-a| 'third person possessive prefix-wood-watercraft-inanimate noun suffix-third person animate intransitive participle marker-third person animate intransitive participle ending'.
If brand manufacturers can get consumers to think of their brands in the first-person possessive, their sales will be assured.
Nearly all the more eastern members have a definite marker that is identical with the third- or second-person possessive suffix (Komi kerka-ys/yd 'the house' or 'his/your house').
By using the second-person possessive in the title of her series, Nixdorf challenges us to accept our citizenship on a planet whose past continues to shape us and whose future will unfold without us.
Each personal pronoun has a corresponding possessive pronoun, the third person being identical with the genitive of the pronoun and invariable.
A council official called Luke Perkins usually presents the applicants' causes, interestingly deploying the first person plural possessive as he highlights their projected plans with a laser pen: "This is our gym, here our cinema.
: 4.Suus is a Latin third person reflexive possessive pronoun, and means "his", "his own".
As medical eponyms are primarily authorial (ie, the possessive noun designates a person who created or invented something) [ 3], a possessive form is often unwarranted, redundant, and confusing.
