That is the seat of her deepest feeling.
In "Silence," the poet Marianne Moore, no stranger to emotional astringency, wrote, "The deepest feeling always shows itself... / not in silence, but restraint".
An architect of the common European currency, Mr. Trichet disclosed his deepest feeling at a June 2011 seminar in honor of Tommaso Padoa-Scioppa, a recently deceased Italian economist who was one of the intellectual fathers of the euro.
"The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence," she wrote, in "Silence": an odd assertion for a poet to make, but also a strong enticement to any reader to play, with Moore, her exquisite game of emotional hide-and-seek.
He did so with "great reluctance, a heavy heart and the deepest feeling of regret, for I do not wish to delay even further, if avoidable, justice to the Morcombes or the appellant".
"I am in despair," he wrote, and out of that came what is perhaps his greatest, certainly his most emotionally charged work, the Metamorphosen for 23 solo strings: a work of shocking, naked power, this is music of the deepest feeling by a man not accustomed to feeling deeply.
Crucially, whatever his deepest feelings, Heaney is never strident.
You're supposed to get into the character's deepest feelings".
When we want to express our deepest feelings, we do it with an envelope of cash".
Deepest feelings of sympathy to Lionel and the entire Barasch family.
People who embody those virtues reconnect us with our own deepest feelings and desires.
