Sentence examples for a possessor from inspiring English sources

As a possessor of an oft-butchered last name, I'm easily impressed by such things.

In 1525 Maximus was arrested on the charge of heresy by Daniel, metropolitan of Moscow and a Possessor.

The interest of a possessor of a chattel in its inviolability, unlike the similar interest of a possessor of land, is not given legal protection by an action for nominal damages for harmless intermeddlings with the chattel.

Unlike most figures forced through the catalytic converter of postmodernism, he remains himself, a man in full rather than a possessor of attributes.

Mahdavi is a sort of supertaster for color, a possessor of perfect chromatic pitch, which she seems to experience as taste, touch, feel, and smell.

For instance, kalb 'dog,' is rendered in the Arabic nominative, accusative, and genitive cases, respectively, as kalb-un 'the dog' (as a subject), kalb-an 'the dog' (as an object), and kalb-in '(of) the dog' (as a possessor).

He is a natural genius as a shortstop, possessor of something closer to a superpower than a talent.

I am a proud possessor of a Merriam-Webster New International Dictionary, Second Edition.

Neither would Scotus have been able to make any sense of a bare particular in the sense of a bare possessor of qualities, a view that would doubtless have struck him as inconsistent with essentialism (on this, see Park [1990]).

This section focuses on the privilege of use of property the extent to which the law allows an owner or possessor of property to use the property and how an owner or possessor of property may grant privileges of use to others.

Omniscience, the foremost attribute of a liberated jiva, is the emblem of its purity; thus, a liberated soul, such as a Tirthankara, is called a kevalin ("possessor of omniscience").