Sentence examples for and steeped in a from inspiring English sources

Of course, to tea purists (like us), authentic tea means loose tea freshly brewed and steeped in a heated pot, along with boiling hot water.

Stiefvater's descriptions of the small island community, from the gossipy butcher shop to the sacred hush of the Malvern stables, are poetically rendered and steeped in a belief system that feels entirely real.

It is likely to fuel a growing perception of the military as a broken institution, stretched beyond its limits and steeped in a belligerent, hypermasculine mystique that has gone unchecked.

In a sense, he traveled full circle, arriving by the end at a free mix of collage and painting that recalled his early works, transformed into lush Caribbean landscapes and steeped in a heady stew of European art, Western mythology, African religions, poetry and music.

It was a performance — if that is a suitable word — that was characteristically simple, plain-spoken and steeped in a deep, abiding faith.

The most conspicuous of these is the Identitarians, whose members are mostly young, educated, and steeped in a common ideological canon.

Articulate, telegenic and steeped in American culture, he is a smooth spokesman.

Mr. Ouamba's is kinetically propulsive and steeped in improvisation, while Mr. Wilson favors a wry formalism that nonetheless pulls in rich, sensual skeins of history.

Solid ingredients, like orange peels, mint springs, or cinnamon sticks, should be tied into a bundle with cheesecloth an twine and steeped in the syrup as it simmers.

"They're versatile and steeped in history – the only choice for a true vintage junkie".

Barra, despite being an engineer and steeped in every aspect of GM, suffered from coming directly from running GM's human resources group.