Sentence examples for even possessed from inspiring English sources
(In a court filing, he wrote, "I have never even possessed" the poison in question).
By Oliver Sacks After the accident, he was inspired, even possessed, by music.
On the one side there were those unsure if Tyrone even possessed the required motor skills to land a punch.
He agonized over the accuracy of his inner ear, was not in fact certain he even possessed one.
In the handwritten filing, dated May 5, Mr. Kaczynski, now 68, also denied any role: "I have never even possessed any potassium cyanide," he wrote.
Indeed, it is unlikely that he initially even possessed an American policy; royal correspondence shows that he was rarely closely interested in American affairs before 1774.
Ms. Powers even possesses that rare commodity in a cultural memoirist, self-irony.
Gods even possess the freedom to quit being one, as Hirohito did after the war.
Yes, of course, ideas compete; they affect survival; they shape cultures; ideas can even "possess" a person.
Not a good idea when heresy, witchcraft and even possessing an English Bible can get you burned at the stake.
He doesn't even possess any longer the pure energy of a reporter on the trail of a scoop.
