Sentence examples for sense deep from inspiring English sources

And it is possible to sense, deep down, still entrenched psychological differences.

The film visits his glum, impoverished family (the father is away), and you sense deep trouble.

Did you have a sense, deep down, that you were going to have some starring role in life?

"But they sense, deep in their bones, that with just a slight change in priorities, we can make sure that every child in America has a decent shot at life".

At the same time, they know there's something unjust in the fact that they get to enjoy America while others sacrifice for it, and sense deep down that there's something ennobling in military service.

Here's the thing: Because of the way that the Republican Party's higher-ups designed this primary season — frontloading it with primaries that award delegates proportionally, and saving the winner-take-all states for later — even a remotely competitive nomination battle was always likely to carry on, in some sense, deep into the spring.

They reach out towards our senses, deep inside the retina, or into the finest recesses of the ear.

It is the seat of our emotions and is often sensed deep down in the puku (stomach).

"There was a sense of deep, deep longing before 'Stop-Loss,' " she said.

Someone like Groucho, though he entertained, had a sense of deep surrealism or deep suffering.

I could sense a deep hunger for real connection".