Sentence examples for have something of me from inspiring English sources

"Record my voice, so that when I get killed at least you'll have something of me".

"But the idea is that Paddington will have something of me in his DNA because I'm going to do some sessions wearing one of those helmets with cameras to capture my face muscles, and all that data will somehow be incorporated into Paddington".

I practiced in front of a mirror for weeks before so I wouldn't forget the lines, so my hand and body motions would be properly considered, and so that I would have a rendition that was true to the original and at the same time had something of me in it.

If you have something on me then, of course, bring it.

There are probably rules about chatting to customers about that sort of thing and I have something of the mystery shopper about me.

British mortars have "something of personal vitriol.

She does have something of a point.

So we have something of a conundrum.

They were still capable of making harder-edged disco records – 1976's Heaven Is in the Back Seat of My Cadillac among them – and they were still occasionally fond of experimenting: 1977's echo-laden Put Your Love In Me had something of the spirit of Emma about it, with its deeply odd, creepy ambience and Brown's voice rising to an eerie falsetto.

"I know that I have something inside of me that many of the fighters of my generation don't.

I have something inside of me that every day tells me that nature and beauty is the soul, the meaning, of our life.