Sentence examples for deepest souls from inspiring English sources

But not very far below the surface another question bubbled: Are Londoners fit to host the games, not in the physical sense of building stadiums and transit links (although there is some doubt about that), or even running around tracks and throwing javelins (there's doubt about that, too), but in their deepest souls?

Most of us don't yearn in our deepest souls for more money.

Perhaps Obama has realized that considering the complexity of the conflict, its regional and global implications and ideological-financial Taliban (and al-Qaeda) connections with the deepest souls of the Arab-Islamic societies ruled by absolutist monarchies and lifelong presidencies, the solution of the Afghanistan problem can not be military in nature only.

The longing to live on Pandora is our deepest soul cry to be who we really are and see life as it really is.

Lest that sound dry, it should be said that "Diary of a Bad Year" is an involving, argumentative, moving novel: if not quite "great-souled," then deep-souled.

Letterman displays a deep, soul-summoning gaze.

True spiritual music from a deep soul – thank you George.

But I've seen their deep soul connection.

"Deep soul, from the American South, what in the end was bastardised into Northern Soul.

He fancies himself a deep soul, desperate to avoid mediocrity, "the genteel descent into oblivion".

Another Chinese official urged Washington to do "some deep soul-searching" and improve its proposal.