Sentence examples for having always had from inspiring English sources
Norman Lamb said he was thrilled Williams was supporting his leadership campaign, having always had a great admiration for her.
Penn might maintain that he was too much of a weirdo to have hung out with anybody, but he wouldn't deny having always had an abhorrence of drugs.
Having always had an audience of at least three, the boys are talkers (they occasionally speak their own secret language) and like to talk all at once.
It is unlikely, as I sit here at my desk, a mug of tea steaming, the radio playing softly, that I truly understand freedom, having always had it.
Cohn had first discussed with Trump the possibility of departing the White House in January, a person familiar with the conversation said, having always had the goal of staying in the Trump administration for about a year.
Having always had a soft spot for grunge (for nostalgia reasons, including junior high years spent in a Seattle suburb) and spinoffs thereof, like "heroin chic," the fall runways with their disgruntled '90s air felt as familiar as a fuzzy mohair cardigan.
