Sentence examples for to possessed from inspiring English sources
verb
To have; to have ownership of.
- He does not even possess a working telephone.
Each person we spoke to possessed only the power to refer us to another person of equal or greater powerlessness until we found ourselves facing a manager named Mike, who looked fifteen, his blond hair long and angular on top, the sides of his head freshly shaved.
In much the same way that this father's son changed from normal to possessed, so a variety of demons can turn our parents or other loved ones into people we don't recognize.
It's the perfect job! (Plus, having burned Nicolle Wallace and Steve Schmidt so publicly, you'd really have to possessed of no talent or self-respect at all to serve as an advisor on her campaign).
From comparing their on-stage dance antics to possessed garden gnomes and Mortal Kombat characters, to visualizing Eiffel Tower-shaped dildos, the guys really outdid themselves with this episode of Coffee Breaks.
John Kerry claims to possess it as well.
Are they also his to possess?
Rovers ought to possess more potency.
Why would I want to possess him?
Does it begin to possess you?
To possess something was to be vulnerable to losing it.
"But it's just to watch, not to possess".
