Sentence examples for possessing some of from inspiring English sources

New Ironsides, possessing some of the largest Union guns, was unable to effectively join the battle, and soon retired.

The Premier League holders have struggled to pose any great threat in Europe despite possessing some of the finest players in their positions.

In fact Dzagoev is a different kind of player, quicker, more penetrating as well as possessing some of the Englishman's dead-ball and passing brilliance.

Paul Beatty's blistering The Sellout shares DNA with the work of Swift, as well as possessing some of the savagery of Wyndham Lewis, and the single-minded absurdity of Myles na gCopaleen.

Despite possessing some of the most idyllic natural scenery of any metropolis and being known as "Cidade Maravilhosa" (marvelous city), Rio fell into a steady course of decline since it lost its role as capital of Brazil to Brasilia in 1960.

His paranoia stems from the fact that a close friend was recently arrested for possessing some of the hash Abdullah had sold him, and now he believes the authorities are "out to get" him, too.

According to a different version of foundationalism, (B) is justified not by virtue of possessing some kind of privileged status, but by some further mental state of yours.

These days, Times Square possesses some of the most pure and unaffectedenergy anywhere in Manhattan.

Manchester certainly possessed some of the requisite virtues for a popular historian.

It is an early indication that Fernandez still possesses some of the deceptiveness that made him effective years ago.

The Leafs are in full-on rebuild and possess some of the best young players in hockey.