Sentence examples for increasingly possessed from inspiring English sources
As his search for Raasta continues and eventually succeeds, the civilized Jeebleh finds himself increasingly possessed by a spirit of violent vengeance.
The Broadway stars Robert Cuccioli and Laila Robins, cast as the upwardly mobile, increasingly possessed and desexed Macbeths, take evil to a new level here.
For Chris, America isn't just a homeland and a sense of self; it's an idea, and Eastwood dramatizes the mounting nightmare of a man of unique talent who is increasingly possessed by that idea.
But he became increasingly possessed by religious mysticism as he fell under the influence of the Polish philosopher Andrzej Towiański, whom he met in 1841.
"Twenty years, I do feel proud," says a man who increasingly possesses the universal appeal of Sir Bobby Charlton.
"While other nations increasingly possess the capability to operate in space, not all of them share our commitment to freedom, private property and the rule of law," said Pence.
It feels to me that we're in a time where a) people increasingly possess an alphabet of qualifications, so it's not a terribly helpful differentiator.
The spectre and peril of this kind of solipsism are hardly new — Descartes, in his "Meditations," famously doubts the reality of his own body — but increasingly they possess the popular cultural imagination.
His contributions to Putnam's Monthly Magazine—"Bartleby the Scrivener" (1853), "The Encantadas" (1854), and "Benito Cereno" (1855)—reflected the despair and the contempt for human hypocrisy and materialism that possessed him increasingly.
A military source said many people in Port Said, which lies next to the increasingly lawless Sinai Peninsula, possess guns because they do not trust the authorities to protect them.
This property rights theory leads to the prediction that chimpanzee subjects should become more willing to barter when they possess increasingly secure hoards of commodities.
