This is not to imply that great guild leaders are omnipotent or narcissistic. These leaders do not have an inordinate amount of fascination with themselves, nor are they egoists. Not the great ones. The great ones live with humility yet are still confident of their abilities.
(Guild Leadership; J. Rezvani)
None of the great ones live here.
(Devil's Domain: A Brother Athelstan Medieval Mystery 8; P. Doherty)
Let's say I wanted to say the following regarding the great ones:
Their success lies in perseverance.
Would you be so kind as to tell me whether it is true that one should employ in this case either the great ones' or the great ones's?
(I can't be sure why I have misgivings about this, but I couldn't find a definite answer neither here nor elsewhere, even though it must have been asked and answered.)
Thanks.
(Guild Leadership; J. Rezvani)
None of the great ones live here.
(Devil's Domain: A Brother Athelstan Medieval Mystery 8; P. Doherty)
Let's say I wanted to say the following regarding the great ones:
Their success lies in perseverance.
Would you be so kind as to tell me whether it is true that one should employ in this case either the great ones' or the great ones's?
(I can't be sure why I have misgivings about this, but I couldn't find a definite answer neither here nor elsewhere, even though it must have been asked and answered.)
Thanks.