His conclusion, a Mobbish plea for self-policing, did not possess quite the moral clarity of the rest of his argument.
It would be expecting too much for the new arm of the Minder franchise, which premiered this week on Channel Five, to possess quite this kind of creative chutzpah.
A remarkable succession of altarpieces by Sienese painters testifies to the simultaneous work of a number of artists, some of whom possessed quite distinct personalities.
Mr. Henshall, incidentally, may not possess quite the physical charisma for the role, but he catches the eager dimness that makes Jerry in some ways the least clever participant in this particular ménage.
In a note preceding the text Williams paid tribute to Chekhov as a "quiet and delicate writer whose huge power was always held in restraint," and acknowledged that he himself possessed "quite different qualities".
While Schumer's sketches don't possess quite the level of withering societal critique that some reviewers have given them credit for, you almost never see this sort of subject matter broached on television, even obliquely; let alone in the direct way Schumer handles it.
Still, they don't possess quite the same deconstructive urges as Pussy Galore's Julia Cafritz and co, who challenged assumptions about everything from racial prejudice to the rock canon and were responsible for grand acts of homage-cum-sabotage such as performing the Rolling Stones Exilee On Main Street in its entirety.
Nor do my wife and children possess quite the same enthusiasm I have for wildlife.
A comparison between the clustering results obtained from the proposed algorithm and the K-means cluster analysis shows that the NLMSA possesses quite satisfactory performance.
