These examples seem entirely nonsensical, yet on the screen they possessed a sort of dream logic.
Your poems have always possessed a sort of disarming forthrightness and charm that I associate a little bit with the fiction of Laurie Colwin.
We also give few improvements and corrections to the QBC algorithm, the most important one is dropping the Bayes assumption when the concept classes possess a sort of symmetry property (which holds for linear separators).
Many friends and family seemed to believe that Oprah possessed a sort of Midas touch where if she so much as gazed upon you, then your life would change for the better – at least that's what her show made it seem like.
Jacqueline Onassis, a master of staying famous and unknowable, possessed a sort of self-feeding mega-celebrity that shows up only a few times in a century; Diana, Princess of Wales, had it, too, and weren't we lucky that the royal family kept her from talking for as long as it did?
The nonsensical theory reminded me of a conversation with the historian John Hope Franklin about stereotypes when he recalled how, during World War II, black soldiers were thought to be better at night watch because they saw better at night and possessed a sort of X-ray vision.
But you know, I think it's something else he possesses, a sort of whimsy and carefree nature, that maybe life isn't so serious.
At the concentrations used in cells, therefore, it is conceivable that both inhibitors target PIM-1 besides CK2, suggesting that TDB superiority should rely on other features, and that it possess a sort of added value compared to other inhibitors.
When they are in a crowd, they are prone to drawing the eyes of everyone in the room as they possess a sort of terrifying, unearthly beauty -- and they know it.
Sally is sexy, smart, Bohemian — possessed of "a sort of abandonment, as if she could say anything, do anything".
