Sentence examples for only possessor from inspiring English sources

"My presumption would be that [ESPN] would not have me back were the building on fire and I the only possessor of a fire bucket in the world," Olbermann said, after leaving the network.

The Press TV report also observed, "Israel is the only possessor of nuclear weapons in the Middle East and it has never allowed inspections of its nuclear facilities nor has it joined the Non-Proliferation Treaty based on its policy of nuclear ambiguity".

Third, an XDC authorization is unforgeable (with current technologies); it cryptographically binds permissions to the cross-domain channel name which in turn is cryptographically bound to the owner of the channel: only the owner, possessor of the private key, could have signed the authorization.

You might put this by saying that the coin affects the machine, not qua quarter, but only qua possessor of a particular kind of intrinsic makeup.

The ebb of fern fever, Mr. Allen wrote, had "pricked a precious delusion of the Victorian gentry: that refined tastes were possible only in possessors of refined social backgrounds".

They signal -- if only to the possessor -- inclusion in the group (whatever that group might be).

Our results suggest that power not only channels its possessor's energy toward goal completion but also targets and attempts to harness the energy of useful others.

Luckily for us, both sides of this split personality can fully flourish only when their possessor gets "to live inside a song".

"The requirement for exclusivity means that the property is being used only by the adverse possessor," Mr. Hall said.

It can't be easy growing up in the shadow of such a successful father – Lebedev senior is not only an intellectual and possessor of a $3.5bn£2.2bnbn) fortune, but also showed himself to be a decent pugilist when he rose from his seat in a TV interview to punch a fellow guest.

Those who have been insulated from the ancient tradition tend to regard justice and benevolence as real virtues, which benefit others but not their possessor, and prudence, fortitude and providence (the virtue whose opposite is "improvidence" or being a spendthrift) as not real virtues at all because they benefit only their possessor.