Sentence examples for does have a common from inspiring English sources

If such a "society" does have a common goal, it is an ignoble one: diversion from the ethical and religious dimensions of existence, and from a despair that is only obscurely perceived.

However, it does have a common spirit.

Two days later, I would go to the same person and ask again and he would say "No" again -- because the EU now does have a common position.

The two cases do have a common strand.

"But apparently we do have a common ancestor, about eight or nine generations back".

MEMBERS of the network do have a common ideology based on hatred of the United States and Israel, and Al Qaeda remains their inspiration.

These two achievements both display bottomless contempt for democratic norms, so they do have a common thread.

Homosexuals and polygamists do have a common interest: the right to be left alone as consenting adults.

The peoples of Russia & the U.S. do have a common aspiration, and the President wisely wrote the people into his speech.

Their genius, it seems, did have a common factor: they graduated the backs of their violins differently from other Cremonese makers.

The frustrating thing, especially to an interested outsider, is that Northern Irish Protestants and Northern Irish Catholics do have a common history.