Sentence examples for senses deep from inspiring English sources

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

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?

He had romanticism but practical common sense, deep pockets, a willingness to be talked around to buying another player by a persistent manager and a respect for supporters.

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

There is also a sense of deep sense of frustration, with many respondents (21percentnt) declaring they want to leave the UK when the opportunity arises.

Words with few senses develop deep, narrow attractor basins, while words with many senses develop shallow, broad basins.

I have been wearing the poppy, not with any sense of pride but with a sense of deep, deep humility.

I could sense a deep hunger for real connection".