Sentence examples for still deep down from inspiring English sources

"The feeling still deep down is good," he insists, shouting the last word as if to persuade himself.

Still, deep down, even these people usually want deep connections with others, she tells me.

I am working on changing that, and I'm getting better at it, but I'm still, deep down, scared.

It's the same way Boris Johnson is essentially a bear who got confused and ended up in a suit, but is still, deep down, as Tory as you like: sneaking an agenda through with a cuddly cartoon exterior.

"I'm still deep down really happy," he said.

But still deep down my heart is very competitive.

And yet, deep down, I still want to believe in the potential of cinema.

And, of course, as every Frenchman still believes deep down, Napoléon really won.

"I was in the corporate world, but I still felt, deep down, that I wanted to own my own businesses and be my own boss".

That's to his credit, not demerit; a liberty lover can hope (and suspect) he's still pro-choice, deep down, and be assured he won't try to rescind this right.

Even when the voices quieted down, I knew the critic was still there, stored deep down and was eager to appear at the next mistake I made and start all over again.