Regardless of their specific condition, patients inevitably have knowledge that we health professionals simply cannot possess, both of the circumstances of their individual lives and how our system is working, or not, to enable them to manage, mitigate or prevent problems.
But it was Kennedy's murder, coupled with Oswald's, that left our era more inclined to reach for conspiracy as the explanation for certain events -- from Roswell to the moon landing to Whitewater -- that we cannot understand, or for some reason wish to believe never happened, or inflate with a significance they cannot possess.
Emily is the Englishness that Zafar cannot possess.
He's my hero because he is only interested in what he cannot possess.
You cannot possess much of the great art of the world, but you can perceive it, particularly through reading.
Here, I am happy to report, they cannot possess a handgun; up the road a couple of miles, in Vermont, a sixteen-year-old can.
This energy gap, also called a bandgap, is a region that designates energies that the electrons in the semiconductor cannot possess.
This energy gap, also called a bandgap, is a region that designates energies that the electrons in the crystal cannot possess.
Under the Queensland Fisheries Act 1994, a person cannot possess or sell any species of sawfish or any part of a sawfish in the state, a spokeswoman for the department said.
(I cannot possess the goodness).
