Sentence examples for possess something from inspiring English sources
These graduates possess something of inestimable value.
To possess something was to be vulnerable to losing it.
Birds "seem to possess something that transcends happiness or sadness — they simply are," Rosen says.
For despite Israel's overwhelming military advantage, we possess something even greater: the power of justice.
"When I get old, I wish to possess something like that," said the boy, studying the boat's wake.
All of you here today – you possess something the generation before yours did not: an example to follow.
He possesses something akin to a soccer sixth sense.
Because I secretly possessed something of his — a part of him, as it were".
But audiences soon realised that Pauline possessed something else - a remarkable dramatic presence.
Her body looks ordinary, and also possessed; something nightmarish has just happened, or is about to.
As for flair, it must be said that she herself possesses something in excess of it.
