Sentence examples similar to in possess from inspiring English sources
"The crime isn't in possessing the pictures.
America is almost unique in possessing a vibrant conservative movement.
"Today's consumer is less interested in possessing things and more in experiencing them," Chamberlin says.
Molly is typical in possessing that lovable, affectionate disposition though she is unusual in one intriguing aspect.
Pup was, to be sure, a journalist, but he took no pleasure in possessing this odious stick of dynamite.
Dylan Thomas's 'free-for-all monologue occasionally reminds one of the dogfighting voices in possessed medieval women'.
He is rare among collectors in possessing abundant terrific works by the late Leon Golub, a painter of white-mercenary criminality in developing-world locales.
Born in South Shields, where her father worked for the Customs & Excise, she was unusual among women of her generation in possessing an Oxford English degree.
Occasionally she falls back on the human condition as the tie that binds everything together: "Kingsley is hardly unique in possessing a fragmented self.
Where Straight Outta Compton perhaps differs from previous hip-hop biopics, such as 2009's Notorious, is in possessing a deeper stamp of authenticity.
"We have all of these breeders out there making money by selling wild animals to people who really don't recognize the danger in possessing them".
