Sentence examples for truly possesses from inspiring English sources

The individual truly possesses his or her own work, has rights in it, defines himself by it.

Intelligent, funny and rather rebellious, she winds up her brother, has an incredible vocabulary and truly possesses a mind of her own.

Some old hands believe that if he casts a spell upon many voters in red states, it's not because of some momentary dazzle, but because he truly possesses an exceptional and enduring political talent for connecting with independent voters.

Thinking?" Audiences have probably asked themselves that same question about Mr. Goldblum, whose best-known film performances — a coterie of cracked geniuses in "The Fly," "Jurassic Park" and "Independence Day" — can make one wonder how much of those characters' twitchy, cerebral detachment he truly possesses.

It means 'if the entity to which the term God refers truly possesses the divine essence.' And the conclusion means that such an entity must exist.

"By welcoming our client and the others as refugees and free men, not as prisoners, Uruguay has shown that it truly possesses the courage of its convictions," he said.

No-one was ever more appropriately named for Joy, truly possessed a joie de vivre.

Thomas Jay Ryan as the deranged intellectual at war with mediocrity seems truly possessed -- by turns, manic, tortured, radiant, finally transcendent.

While spinning yarns and feigning, he can suddenly seem electrifyingly convincing, as if truly possessed by someone else's spirit.

Science is struggling to figure out if we, or even a thermostat, truly possess matter beyond the physical.

In the same way, I've met environmental campaigners who think that if you raise even mild objections to their ideas, then you're truly possessed by Satan.