Sentence examples for is steeped in knowledge from inspiring English sources
The image is steeped in knowledge, of the rueful variety, but where did the carnality go?
He had a "correct" attitude toward the world and people, a certain spiritual freedom, and an independent judgment all of which, in Montaigne's view, were more important than being steeped in knowledge.
His work is completely modern, but it is steeped in a great knowledge of history".
This Canadian poet, whose unclassifiable work is steeped in a deep knowledge of Hellenic literature as well as philosophy, fiction and other fields, brings her elusive, free-associative style to bear on the story of a marital breakup and "the dilemma of desire".
In 2014, in any case, the Knowledge is steeped in regimens and rituals that have been around as long as anyone can remember.
A 1946 picture is steeped in gloom.
"Six Feet Under" is steeped in death.
The idea is steeped in history.
Caro is steeped in humility.
Sygma is steeped in history.
("She is steeped in controversy, steeped in sleaze," the narrator says).
