Sentence examples for it has possessed from inspiring English sources
There was no explanation of why Mr. Hussein has not used his biological and chemical weapons against the United States or its allies, even though it has possessed them for years.
It has possessed me, like a disease.
A fourth 1-0 win in a row doesn't tell the full story; Spain had none of the control it had possessed in the previous three rounds, as the Netherlands effectively kicked it out of its rhythm.
For a time, Dexter's approach was humored, and his productions of "Billy Budd," "Lulu," and "Dialogues of the Carmelites" gave the Met an intellectual cachet that it had possessed only in Bing's early years.
Before fossils of the carpal knob were found, Strickland noted that the keel of the sternum of the Rodrigues solitaire was so well-developed as to almost indicate it had possessed the power of flight; however, since the humerus was very short he inferred that this was instead related to Leguat's claim that they used their wings for defence.
So it shouldn't matter whether the man with the ball has possessed it for two seconds or two hours, it's his.
On the other hand, if South African sports had not been subject to boycott, it's highly unlikely that it could've possessed the reconcilatory effect showcased in the post-apartheid era, showcased through the Springboks' Hollywood-adopted 1995 gly, Bafana Bafana's triumph at the following year's African Cup of Nations, and the current hosting of the continent's first World Cup.
Lewis writes, "It is as if God demanded of us a faith which the Son of God in Gethsemane did not possess, and which if He had possessed it, would have been erroneous".
It has always possessed a sense of dignity out of all proportion to its size.
I might not be a classic institutional creature, but despite that I love C4 because it has always possessed an extraordinary ability to provoke and excite.
