Sentence examples for traditionally possessed from inspiring English sources
The linguistic influence of Gaelic seems to have played some part: Highland English has traditionally possessed such peculiarities as double plurals, hence his "womens bewailing".
The Jukun traditionally possessed a complex system of offices, which had both a political and a religious aspect; the priesthood practiced an involved form of religion marked by diurnal and annual rounds of ritual and sacrifice.
The national government has granted concessions over land traditionally possessed by Ratanakiri's indigenous peoples, and even land "sales" have often involved bribes to officials, coercion, threats, or misinformation.
It parades the wealth — intellectual and spiritual, as well as financial — of a university that, traditionally, has possessed both a commitment to art history and the starriest art school on the East Coast.
The genus Beilschmiedia is also known traditionally to possess antimicrobial activities [ 53].
Even in today's world, bikes can be gender-specific Traditionally, women's bikes possessed a slanted top tube to make it easier to dismount in a skirt.
Traditionally, wealthy feudal lords possessed wide stretches of lands, and in an era of materialistic aspirations and ideals, having such possessions was unanimously considered a source of ultimate power.
The metal charm dates back to the Song Dynasty (960-1279 CE), depicting two deities traditionally believed to possess the majic power of suppressing evil spirits.
Furthermore, cells treated with P. citrosum showed granulation and cell densing (pyknosis). A. paniculata, C. limon, C. citratus, M. charantia, O. sanctum and P. citrosum have been traditionally known to possess antiviral activity.
From these traditionally used plant species, only F. lutea possessed substantial in vitro activity related to glucose metabolism.
Though it has for many years been an open secret that Syria possessed a large cache of such weapons, the government has traditionally tried to retain some strategic ambiguity to keep its enemies guessing.
