Sentence examples for possess anything from inspiring English sources

I did not have and still do not possess anything close to a sense of direction.

Equally, there are no other Kaufman films that possess anything like the surrealism or the romanticism of his work with Vigo.

Twickenham, needless to say, does not possess anything as vulgar as a hooter, but the time has come to add independent timekeeping to the lengthy list of issues the authorities need to consider in the light of this tournament.

Music in a written form can never possess anything comparable to the visceral power of a sound recording, coming from the inception of an idea rather than the expression of one.

None of these countries possess anything like Venezuela's vast oil wealth, yet all managed to lift their poorest citizens out of penury without the human rights abuses which have characterised the governments of Chavez and Maduro.

Because he possesses everything, the ruler would not desire to possess anything further, and thus, he would hold kings contentedly within the borders of their kingdoms, and keep peace among them" (Convivio, 169).

The report does not say that Simmons possessed anything illegal.

"I've never possessed anything as chic as that before or since," she says.

Whether Nelsons possesses anything like Koussevitzky's genius for cultivating composers or building institutions remains to be seen.

If he possesses anything approaching international-level talent, he probably has no peer on his team and rarely one on an opposing squad.

She too is in love with an essentially self-absorbed painter, though little suggests that her sweetheart, Paul Doherty, possesses anything remotely akin to Clay Madden's genius.