Sentence examples similar to possessing, yet from inspiring English sources

The scorn of upper-middle-class urbanites for McMansions is a marker of social status that McMansion buyers often don't possess (yet).

Jack Lowden's sensitively played Eric Liddell – a mix of ordinary and extraordinary – is similarly possessed yet differently driven: a devout athlete, the son of a Scottish missionary, who runs in God's name.

This was too much for me as it involves a lot of specialized knowledge that I do not possess yet.

The technique is not entirely successful, but I notice that Captain Brinkley possesses yet another astounding skill: He is able to catch falling plates and cups in midair without looking.

Regardless, this configuration of anticodon loops possesses yet another substantial advantage: the lowest possible (zero, actually) risk of confusion of complementary anticodons for the presumed early amino acids.

The overlap between regulatory elements of RPGs among all species studied thus far is very weak, suggesting that nematodes may possess yet another mechanism of RPG regulation.

Another reason could be that patients not tolerating MTX also possess yet-undefined characteristics or co-morbidities predisposing to lower levels of adherence to anti-TNF therapy.

The UL141-mediated accumulation of TRAIL DR, as well as CD155, raises the intriguing possibility that these host-cell proteins may possess yet-to-be described roles as intracellular signalers.

Federal law bars felons from purchasing and possessing firearms, yet every year thousands of felons across the country have those rights reinstated, often with little or no review.

Still, European anti-Trump sentiment possesses, as yet, a certain ideological incoherence.

Few developing-country automakers and green vehicle start-ups possess that yet.