But so much art is now possessed by a terminal self-regard.
Even though she travels with her own tea bags and is now possessed of the British view on the state of American tea, Ms. Rebeck is no tweedy Anglophile.
Though the British government has cancelled the original purpose of the mission and Percy and his crew return to London, Percy is now possessed of a new purpose to return to the jungle and find that city, which he dubs "Z" (pronouncing it "zed," British-style).
A16 Beliefs A16 NEW YORK/REGION B1-5 20 Years Later, Calmer Reaction to Racial Attack The Rev. Al Sharpton, who 20 years ago was the provocative force at the center of the uproar that followed the 1986 Howard Beach killing, is now possessed of a different power to drive events.
"History, if viewed as a repository for more than anecdote or chronology, could produce a decisive transformation in the image of science by which we are now possessed".
The opening sentence of the book reads: "History, if viewed as a repository for more than anecdote or chronology, could produce a decisive transformation in the image of science by which we are now possessed" (1962/1970, 1).
And importantly there are those who see in science a prospect for intellectual and social reform and who see in their own study of science some hope for freeing us all from the merely habitual ways of thinking "by which we are now possessed" (Kuhn 1962, 1).
If your iPod worked fine the day you got it, but is now acting possessed, then it's possible it has a problem with its file structure or software.
Or is she now possessing Rebekah's body?
Students there tell me that to get a job it is now necessary to possess "source" (social connections) and "force" (the money for bribes).
Mr. Hurt is now 71 and possesses a furrowed forehead and spiky gray hair that evoke Beckett himself in his glowering later photographs.
