Sentence examples for which we possess from inspiring English sources

They also contain three stage dances for which we possess original choreographies - at least one, and perhaps all, written by Middleton himself.

Trident submarines, on the other hand, are highly survivable and carry the existing Trident II missile, which we possess under a financially advantageous arrangement with the United States.

But it isn't just that we have this aspect to the myth of our national character – it's the self-consciousness with which we possess it.

This conception of art as philosophy, or intuitive philosophy, or a symbol of philosophy, or the like, reappears throughout the idealistic aesthetics of the first half of the 19th century, with rare exceptions, e.g., Schleiermacher's Lectures on Aesthetic (1825, 1832 33) which we possess in a very incomplete form.

We can also think of the rebirth of historic brands, which we possess".

We begin with an example from Driver [2] for which we possess the exact solution.

The past is an unimaginable condition in which we possessed a future.

After filtering our patient data set, we were able to identify 21 different mutations for which we possessed data on an adequate number of patients.

As he continues, he says that the only substance of which we can possess evident knowledge is his own soul Nicholas of Autrecourt espoused the most radical form of skepticism found at any point during the Middle Ages, and he was punished for it.

It is a radical return, or "trans-descendence," to "the background of our own selves," to the Ungrund on which we originally possess "not a single thing" (mu-ichi-motsu) (NKC XI, 243).

This argues that people have three types of self: the "ideal" self, which is what we hope to become; the "ought" self, which is how we think we should behave to achieve the ideal self; and the actual self, which is the extent to which we actually possess these desired attributes.