Sentence examples for possessed of both from inspiring English sources
You don't compose "Gimme Shelter," a living elegy for the decade that made you, possessed of both grandeur and dread, if your gaze is entirely inward.
(Chinen) ★ Julian Lage Quartet (Monday) The guitarist Julian Lage is one of jazz's breezier virtuosos, possessed of both an unflappable technical facility and a seemingly boundless curiosity.
The great philanthropists, possessed of both impulses to an unusual degree, are a small, but vital, part of those sprawling attempts to do something.
Jonas Kaufmann, with ample experience balancing German roles with Italian ones, sings Dick with burnished tone that is possessed of both heft and ring.
Judging by his works, most of which have come to light only over the last 25 years, the English composer Kaikhosru Shapurji Sorabji (1892-1988) waspectacularular pianist, possessed of both a monster technique and prodigious energy.
I'm going to be watching.' " One of a number of fighters who supported Trump was Donald (Cowboy) Cerrone, who is possessed of both a fearsome kicking technique and a pleasingly unpretentious attitude.
In order to possess of both efficiency the large data stream operations and flexibility for symbol operations, Hsiao et al. presented an FPGA + ARM (Advanced RISC Machines) architecture of their LDWS [23].
Otherwise sympathetic readers will struggle to tell apart the two beautiful women with whom Adam is involved: both intensely desirable, and both possessed of a limitless capacity to indulge the solipsistic poet-fraud in their midst.
Both tribunes of the Republic and both possessed of "eloquence sufficient to make the less creditable plausible", as Plutarch has it, their campaign on behalf of Rome's down-trodden alienated the senatorial elite and led to their end.
These coupled oxide semiconductors possess characteristics of both the component oxides and allow the possibility of tuning their materials properties as per the requirement for novel applications [11, 12].
Nearly all the gods of the period were possessed of solar qualities, and both Christ and Mithra acquired the traits of solar deities.
