Sentence examples for get steeped in from inspiring English sources

Unlike Mr. Obama, the Chinese Politburo and General Staff did not get steeped in Anglo-Saxon common law at Harvard, but operate in a no-holds-barred manner to advance Chinese interests and power.

And antiseptic accounts only go so far ― you can't get within country mile of empathy unless you can find a way to get steeped in the visceral and emotional lives of black people.

"What my kids got steeped in was the culture of Europe," she added.

Many of my friends were computer science majors, and I got steeped in all of this technological stuff.

" As corny as it sounds, this is the only job I really wanted since I got steeped in securities law," he said.

This was no movie brat, growing up obsessively watching movies on VHS, getting steeped in trash-celluloid lore, knowing scenes by heart and shooting his own homemade version on Super 8 at the age of nine in the way we might expect of a hugely successful genre director.

The cuts get steeper in later years.

The stakes, of course, only get steeper in baseball's postseason.

The hill got steep in a hurry.

The trail gets steeper in parts after the Grizzly Giant tree, but it is also considerably less crowded.

Again, money was not the trigger: because of the prep time and pricing, which gets steeper in the off-season, lobster is about the least economical dish we serve, along with Long Island duck.