bone-deep

But she still has the bone-deep worries of the poor.

The look of bone-deep misery on her face could break your heart.

He could no longer hold the bone-deep chill at bay.

But this time there was a bone-deep peace about him that had been missing before.

But what did not pass was the bone-deep longing to know who her parents were.

I didn't trust most of my feelings at the moment, but that one went bone-deep.

With a bone-deep weariness that sleep could not take away.

Exhaustion of the sort Gardener had seen last night went bone-deep.

There were bone-deep knife cuts all over his arms and shoulders.

Today the place had come alive with the thrum of power, low and bone-deep.

A wave of heat swept through him, followed by bone-deep chill.

But the dominant attitude she projects is a bone-deep resentment.

Three days later a red circle the size of a quarter appeared, and a bone-deep fatigue set in.

Here I found a bone-deep chill as though even its essence had been sucked away.

After so many months of tension, the one night in his own home had done little to remove the bone-deep exhaustion.

My clothes had dried completely by this time, but I felt a chill that went bone-deep.

The entire town seems weighed down by worry and a bone-deep weariness these days.

It had restored the essential function, but not the bone-deep healthy strength.

Bone-deep weary, hitting the stage that was officially beyond stress.

Another bone-deep rumble shuddered through the world, just below the level of hearing.

He started shaking, bone-deep shivers like those of a man caught in a killing cold.

The filmmaker's bone-deep understanding of her subject subtly opens the picture.

Dudley Smith was a big white man with a bone-deep cruel streak.

But why in the Light would Min feel bone-deep sadness?

They were all tired now, that bone-deep weariness that's worse than pain.