Sentence examples for out of deepest from inspiring English sources
When they fitted him out with a bugging device in a key fob, and told him to put it on the table while holding meetings with various bigwigs during the London Olympics and elsewhere, Chuck objected out of deepest affront.
But a work such as Shostakovich's Piano Trio digs deeper, throwing itself wholeheartedly into a stomping dance out of deepest Yiddishkeit.
If history serves as any indication, the Bulls can take comfort in knowing they have dug out of deeper holes.
One moment of concern occurred when he bogeyed the 10th hole and shook his wrist after hitting a recovery shot out of deep grass.
That shot out of the deep rough may have saved the tournament for her.
Nothing spoils an RC outing like having to fish your project out of deep water.
It is born out of deep simplicity.
"Now he's like a diver coming out of deep water, suffering oxygen poisoning.
But get your patins (skates) on; it comes out of deep freeze on 7 January.
Your fellow-members bring their old secret freight out of deep storage.
Other Paulson funds, while not as badly battered, are also climbing out of deep holes this year.
