Sentence examples for possesses neither from inspiring English sources

The problem is that – as with Warpaint – the music here possesses neither the gratifying melodies nor the personal charisma that might encourage that level of attention.

Anyone who doesn't take pleasure in seeing Joe Pesci in a burgundy velvet three-piece suit is a person who possesses neither soul nor eyes.

The Tories would crow that, having faced no opponent for the Labour leadership and ducked a general election, he possesses neither courage nor any kind of mandate.

There' s no single more electrifying moment in the whole eight-play cycle than Richard Crookback's confession late in that play that he possesses "neither pity, love, nor fear".

Ms. Wentworth plays Dr. Elizabeth Goode, a therapist who possesses neither sympathy nor understanding, insisting instead on bamboozling her patients into believing that they have issues they actually don't.

The only alternative conclusion, if we wish to hold on to the difference between what is good and what is bad, would seem to be equally unattractive claim that a universe containing both values, in itself possesses neither; the pantheistic deity in its own being lies beyond good and evil.

The body sprays possess neither characteristic.

These characters possess neither topographical roots nor social connections and exist only in some symbolist void.

They possessed neither tents nor wagons but only their arms and some provisions.

Unlike many successful actors, he possessed neither soaring artistic ambition nor a bottomless desire to be admired.

The king, despite his ambitions, possessed neither the resources nor the administrative machinery to maintain a large army.