Sentence examples for everything was steeped from inspiring English sources

"Everything was steeped in this tradition of very harsh treatment," she said.

Ru Freeman: Everything is steeped in the lives of real people because we are all real human beings, and I, like any other writer, accesses what I know for the neurophysiology and the muskoloskeletal physiology, so to say, of a story; the creative part is imagining the pathology.

As he sits at the Shabbat table half-listening to his mother's laments — "Who could help but surrender to that contralto richness of feeling in which everything she uttered was steeped?" — he thinks of his sister: "ravening to get her every chance he had, and even though her dating had made her off limits for several years now, he desired her nonetheless".

But not everything about the parade was steeped in red, white and blue.

He focused mainly on recorded music, was steeped in everything that had been recorded and had a huge record collection, reflecting his love of opera, star singers and instrumental virtuosi.

For McDaniel, who died in 1952, that familiar progression was steeped in issues of race, as nearly everything was.

His hometown was steeped in anti-Semitism.

The event was steeped in nostalgia.

But "Everything Here" is steeped in another surprising, subtly rewarding influence.

You can taste all the different flavours.' The generous slug (6 per cent) of Alnwick rum also drew accolades: 'You can tell that everything has been steeped in alcohol.

Funny, how? Everything O'Doherty does is steeped in bathos.