～ものがある— It Really Does Have That Quality

• 彼の演奏には人を感動させるものがある。

  Kare no ensou ni wa hito o kandou saseru mono ga aru.

  There is something in his playing that truly moves people.

  感動させるものがある asserts a genuine, striking quality in the performance.

• 彼女の努力には目を見張るものがある。

  Kanojo no doryoku ni wa me o miharu mono ga aru.

  Her effort is really something to behold.

  目を見張るものがある expresses a strongly felt admiration for the effort.

• この映画のラストシーンには深いものがある。

  Kono eiga no rasuto shiin ni wa fukai mono ga aru.

  There really is a depth to the final scene of this movie.

  深いものがある claims the scene genuinely possesses depth.

• ・Expresses the speaker's strong, heartfelt evaluation of a quality.
• ・Frequently follows verbs of impression like 感動させる, 目を見張る.
• ・Register: neutral to somewhat literary; common in reviews and commentary.

Commonly confused with

The JLPT rarely asks whether you recognise a pattern — it asks which of several similar patterns fits. These are the ones ～ものがある is tested against.

• ～気味 — A Touch Of, -ish
• ～げ — A Look of…
• ～ずじまい — Never Got Around To It
• ～というものだ — That's Truly What It Is
• ～どおり(に) — Just As
• ～として／としては — In the Capacity Of
• ながらに／ながらの — Just As It Is / While Remaining
• にかかわる — To Concern / A Matter Of