Sentence examples for drunk deeply from inspiring English sources

"He appeared to have drunk deeply of the wisdom of his lawyers," The Times of London dryly noted.

Zakaria, who came to the US from India as a student and stayed to become a citizen, has drunk deeply from the exceptionalist cup.

"In his company I have drunk deeply from the wells of God's mercy and love and it has all been joyful.

But Ben Fountain's age only becomes an issue because – beyond question – he has drunk deeply at the heady well of Wolfean Kool-Aid.

Well, as far as what actually happened with The Unpleasantness at Sky is concerned, Richard seems to have drunk deeply from the well of conspiracy.

One of the most remarkable aspects of Mr. Holbrook's career is that while he has drunk deeply from the well of impersonation he has not been poisoned by typecasting.

"Once you've drunk that deeply from the cup of real freedom, it's hard to go back.

Drunk, bitter, deeply literate old black men in Hawaii whose wisdom is that America will never be their country.

We speak about junk food and have drunk so deeply of the associated Kool-Aid that we have, seemingly, come to consider it a legitimate food group.

A friend was in the Paris Metro when a disheveled man came onto the subway train...The man seemed to be drunk or deeply disturbed; his shirt was off, he was bleeding, and perhaps he had been beaten up.

I note that this family member has very different politics than I. We've all drunk so deeply of the "rags-to-riches" Kool-Aid that her own experience hasn't affected her politics at all.