Sentence examples for really has one from inspiring English sources

Photograph by Paolo Pellegrin/Magnum One of the oddities of the gun-control debate — apart from ours being the only country that really has one — is that the gun side basically gave up on serious arguments about safety or self-defense or anything else a while ago.

Is the female protagonist essentially an empty shell who only really has one workable facial expression?

She never imitates a style or, really, has one of her own.

"B.A. really has one of the world's great first-class cabins, luckily".

If the Edison really has one, let it hitch its truck to it, by all means.

He thinks about voters not just in terms of ideology -- with the cold war over, who really has one anymore?

He also claimed he was "looking for pussy," and since I didn't really have one on hand, this was another conversation that ended abruptly.

But none of these gets at the root of them all: The White House didn't stay on message because it didn't really have one.

"Periods only really have one meaning in Britain," she said, explaining away the smirks on some of my male colleagues' faces.

I only really have one gripe with Xperia Tablet Z — the custom UI that Sony has loaded on top of Android.

I didn't really have one.