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Meanings of have a sense in English

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Usage of have a sense in English
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Who ever said South Africa did not have a sense of humour?
The Guardian
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These employees will work harder if they have a sense of connection.
Reuters
3
Just goes to prove even economic journalists have a sense of humour.
The Irish Times
4
Magpies have a sense of self and some birds plan future meals.
The animal manifesto: six reasons for expanding our compassion f...
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We all have a sense of urgency about the recovery, he said.
Reuters
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You have a sense of how long people are going to live.
The new yorker
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Nobody will ever again say he doesn't have a sense of humour.
The Irish Times
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Most New Zealanders don't have a sense of what that looks like.
Radio NZ
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A painting has to have a sense of time passing in it.
The Guardian
10
I guess I'd say that he doesn't have a sense of humor.
No country for old men
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But I am glad to see you have a sense of humor.
The devil's touch
12
I have a sense that this is where your monologue is leading.
Nano
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Intuitively we have a sense of symmetry as a kind of mirroring.
Wired
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They have a sense of situation without the necessary tricks of technique.
Not George Washington — an Autobiographical Novel
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He seems also to have a sense of the serious responsibilities involved.
Sermons on Biblical Characters
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It's got to have a sense of memories, somehow magically, momentarily recoverable.
The Irish Times
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