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at heart
Fundamentally, basically, as in He's a good fellow at heart . It was first recorded in Alexander Pope's Epistle to a Lady (1735): “But every Woman is at heart a Rake.”
In one's deepest feelings, as a great concern, as in The governor has the party's best interests at heart . [Early 1700s]
Example Sentences
They know who has Iran’s interests at heart and who is trying to save his own skin.
"The reality is our core values at heart of it just stand for two very different things and it makes working together incompatible," Frost told the BBC.
Even as “Hacks” has expanded its scope over the course of four sharp, hilarious seasons, the showbiz comedy remains a two-hander at heart.
When Reubens first hit upon the childlike, toy-obsessed Pee-wee character at the Groundlings, Newman said, “He knew he had something he could draw on so easily, because he was a 10-year-old boy at heart.”
The whole idea was to fill the jobs with the kind of people Russell Vought thinks have America's best interests at heart.
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