Sentence examples for does have power from inspiring English sources
The first is that civil resistance does have power – and maybe sometimes too much.
HIRSCHBERG: But isn't that one way that TV really does have power?
He does have power, hits from both sides of the plate, speed, good glove.
But the uncomfortable fact is that Pauline Hanson does have power; she was elected into the parliament, not through preferences but in her own right.
We could start by realising that government does have power to actively shape and create markets, and not just fix broken ones.
The Victorian supreme court is likely to face jurisdictional and time restrictions against fully assessing the case before the grand prix but does have power to enforce injunctions against individuals or teams participating in the local event, pending later rulings.
Foundations do have power, and their influence is growing.
notes that we as consumers do have power.
Today, charity trustees do have power, but they also have duties to uphold.
When the building did have power, lights were dim and air-conditioners barely worked, residents said.
