Sentence examples for always possesses from inspiring English sources

"Through our experience we are fully confident that when the Leader talks, he always possesses the evidence".

It seems to me perfectly acceptable to use an adjective to emphasize one of the qualities that a noun possesses, even if it always possesses it.

It makes the world go round; it has a beginning, a middle and an end happy-ever-after; its sincere expression, according to Stendhal, always possesses a character of beauty.

The writer wants to stress the coldness of the New England winter, rather than its interminable length, its gloominess, its snowiness and many other qualities that it always possesses.

He goes on in true Supreme Court style to restate the question at hand about benevolent compassion and to address it: "But assuming the premise, is it redundancy to attribute to a noun a quality that it always possesses?" Scalia's opinion: "Surely not.

The following lemma shows that this equation always possesses a unique solution.

Von Karajan had always possessed an absolute sense of pulse.

("Fall") Motion's poetry has always possessed an affecting tonal vulnerability.

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It has always possessed a sense of dignity out of all proportion to its size.

He believed that directors don't always possess a visual approach.