Sentence examples for very deep down from inspiring English sources
Deep down, sometimes very deep down, the English have surprising feelings about northern Britain.
Perhaps we still feel, somewhere not so very deep down, that the pound with its monarch's head keeps the flag flying for our own relatively short-lived empire (relative to its Roman predecessor).
Not very deep down, we all thought the future was an iffy proposition at best, and not just because of "The Day After". The music we loved often alluded to nuclear wipeout ("The sky was all purple, there were people running everywhere," Prince sang. "Trying to run from the destruction, you know I didn't even care").
If I have to explain why, on the contrary, I picked up the phone and called the psychiatric hospital, I can only propose that her warnings must have resonated with me on some dreadful subsonic frequency, like the underfoot shudder of a subway train running all the way from Avenue A to the mouth of hell; deep down, very deep down, I must already have understood what she was talking about.
In addition, says Nussbaum, B. taitanus larval "teeth are specialized for stripping only the outer layer of skin and can not penetrate very deep down".
All very big deals, very deep down.
"I think that very few people are completely normal really, deep down in their private lives".
"We were very confident and every time we came in here we were very positive deep down that maybe things would go our way".
"They're going down very deep gorges... right down to creek lines".
(Jérôme Boateng's low, hard ball that cut through two lines of Dortmund defenders was the best of the whole game and not a coincidence either. Bayern have practised that very pass incessantly in training since the start of the season, in reaction to their opponents playing very deep and closing down their flanks).
