Sentence examples similar to possess something accessible from inspiring English sources

These graduates possess something of inestimable value.

To possess something was to be vulnerable to losing it.

Finally, good obit writers have to possess something of the historian in them.

You possess something rare and true: You know who you are and what you want.

And some of it may even possess something like a soul.

For despite Israel's overwhelming military advantage, we possess something even greater: the power of justice.

Birds "seem to possess something that transcends happiness or sadness — they simply are," Rosen says.

Zhang (2012) GF2 I long to possess something people desire to own but do not.

He possesses something akin to a soccer sixth sense.

Could it be that the building possessed something a bit more, well, interesting than exit doors?

But audiences soon realised that Pauline possessed something else - a remarkable dramatic presence.