Sentence examples for means have some from inspiring English sources

Some foreigners in Thimphu, while not defending the government's means, have some sympathy for the ends.

If someone asks you a serious question, respond seriously, but by all means have some fun with it.

By all means have some cries, some deep contemplation and some rants, but try not to let these negative feelings dominate for too long.

Being part of America means having some level of tolerance for people's different preferences without constantly demanding to secede.

Being wealthy in the delta means having some furniture and a house made of concrete or hardwood instead of bamboo.

I think that 'having it all' either means being able to choose what goes on your imaginary plate, and liking it; or it means having some of everything – which may not be reasonable.

In this case, being "rich" means getting some support, and being "fit" means having some good friends who also have special friends of their own.

On 67P's smaller lobe, it has good lighting conditions, which for Philae means having some periods of darkness also to cool its systems.

This usually means having some one liners that are sharp and clever and that go over the kids' heads.

Having control in your world means having some company to pick you up when you're down.

"I'd always lived in small towns, and acting meant having some kind of identity".