Parkinson claims they exude self-confidence and often possess much resilience.
What is evident, however, is that the Ankoles possess much worth saving.
Barcelona Ballet is young, with dancers who possess much of Mr. Corella's sweet warmth.
Poor countries, which possess much of the world's vanishing biodiversity, may also be discarding breeds that possess undiscovered genetic advantages.
"I can work with imperfection and charm," but the dogs in competition didn't possess much of either for him.
You cannot possess much of the great art of the world, but you can perceive it, particularly through reading.
Oregonians will also be able to possess much larger quantities than in Washington state or Colorado, which permit up to one ounce of cannabis.
Blake's watercolour Tyger is stocky and still, wide eyed and slightly anxious looking, he doesn't seem to possess much of the "fearful symmetry" Blake writes of, poor chap!
We possess much of that thought in the form of Benjamin's interpolations, but cannot always see how the thought fits or encompasses the material.
He went on, "I can work with imperfection and charm," but the dogs, in competition didn't possess much of either for him.
Eleanor Roosevelt, a liberal who cared for the less fortunate, and did not seek fame, power and money, but did possess much greater integrity would be a better choice.
