Sentence examples for question possesses from inspiring English sources

I am told the employee in question possesses "unique abilities".

Luckily, the dreamer in question possesses an interesting mind, an exquisite eye and a mischievous sense of humor.

However, most proponents of the standard theory presume some form of realism, according to which the ascription of mental states is appropriate only if the agent in question possesses the right internal states with the right representational contents.

Forming a hierarchy of high-, medium-, and low-level intentions presupposes that the intentional system in question possesses a highly nuanced comprehension of the operating environment in which other individuals' intentions are formed, as well as relevant details about the other individuals themselves.

The question possessed both practical and policy implications.

I was certain that the Converse in question possessed potent talismanic qualities, indeed it seemed quite obvious that the lack of the aforementioned kicks was the only reason I was not already going out with Ad-Rock from the Beastie Boys, or at least someone who looked a bit like him.

This effect can probably be attributed to complementary effects, i.e. that the team members from the different countries participating in the project in question possess complementary competencies.

For some dualists, this may come down to whether or not the animals in question possess specific cognitive capacities, although others may argue that the non-physical nature of the mental makes it difficult or impossible to investigate empirically.

Both aim to resolve a number of dilemmas by arguing that the conflict is merely apparent; a discriminating understanding of the virtues or rules in question, possessed only by those with practical wisdom, will perceive that, in this particular case, the virtues do not make opposing demands or that one rule outranks another, or has a certain exception clause built into it.

Across the 17 PROs, most of the "difficulty" questions possessed the characteristics (fewer, concise and labelled categories) but not all demonstrated even distribution of categories (Table 3).

It works a treat during the routine in question, which possesses not just the hypnotised volunteer but the whole theatre with morbid fascination at Brown's melange of mesmerism, hokum and living dolls.