Sentence examples for believe deep down from inspiring English sources

And there is something still worse: losing when you believe, deep down, that you've actually won.

I really do believe deep down in me he will win grand slams – not just one.

Cook added: "What you say in an interview now might not be what you really believe deep down.

That is the one that allows too many MPs to believe, deep down, that being at Westminster is a kind of get-out-of-jail-free card.

The EU always ends up in its most painful difficulties when the gap between what is written in the treaties and what voters believe deep down grows too wide.

Jeff Van Gundy and Latrell Sprewell groused about effort, while Riley strode from his locker room to announce, "I do believe deep down inside that this team will have to be reckoned with".

And, of course, as every Frenchman still believes deep down, Napoléon really won.

"I don't think anyone really believes, deep down, that they can beat me.

A securities analyst who has studied Trump's peregrinations for many years believes, "Deep down, he wants to be Madonna".

And whatever Li believes deep down, note his old friends, he is constrained by the reality of Chinese politics.

Her desk is an enormous, pannelled, J.P. Morganish desk and the man who built it believes, deep down, that it is his.