Sentence examples for possession of something from inspiring English sources

Its main idea is that everlasting game of trying to possess your own soul by the possession of something outside of it, thereby losing your own soul and the thing outside of it, too".

An example of apostrophes used to indicate possession of something is, (i.e. Hannah owns--or possesses--the book).

Maybe Mr. Shyamalan is in possession of something similar.

Moments as simple as characters who want something they cannot have or are in possession of something dangerous.

High-minded, amused, a bit smug, he seems to be in possession of something that he can't tell you about.

"You have a responsibility, if you are in possession of something that is worthwhile, to pass that along if you don't want it," Mrs. Katz said.

Fundamentally motion is possession of virtus, something that is ultimately non-spatial (modulo its interpretation as primitive force limited by collision).

Meanwhile Nur ad-Din and Saif ad-Din had by now arrived at Homs and were negotiating with Unur for possession of Damascus, something that neither Unur nor the crusaders wanted.

The reason for this may be that conflict arising from competition for resources is similar to fighting over the possession of objects, something commonly experienced by young children.

The means of transfer might not be identical to other exchanges of goods but the essential idea of giving away something in one's possession for something which isn't is there.

But Iran has said it wants to take possession of the documents, something the United States has refused to allow.