Sentence examples for deepest thing from inspiring English sources

That's the deepest thing in life.

"It's great performance art…it's not maybe the deepest thing, but the whole thing is entertaining".

The important thing, she insists, is that you must have deep down as the deepest thing in you a sense of equality.

Hlynur has the arrogance of a man who believes that the world owes him something; that is the deepest thing about him.

You said you had had from your earliest time, as the deepest thing within you, the sense of being kept for something rare and strange, possibly prodigious and terrible, that was sooner or later to happen to you".

It's a bit of a jolt to read in this new selection from Spender's journals (5 August 1980) that Tony Hyndman, with whom he had a difficult affair, "was the visible manifestation of something which was the deepest thing in my nature – my loyalty to the 'queer' world, the gay".

In that time, there were artists who seemed to speak directly about the deepest things, about life its own self.

I've reflected on how sometimes the funniest people write the deepest things; we shouldn't write anyone off (excuse the pun), based on personality.

Our Taoism is a really deep thing.

Again, it is not a deep thing and you can pass for normal.

"But the control is a deep thing, partly in people's minds.