Sentence examples for steeped in something from inspiring English sources

He's steeped in something.

These four books recreated the pervasive sense of terror and corruption with a hammering, semi-magical style loosely reminiscent of James Ellroy, but steeped in something far more bleak and English.

When the principal members of a band that outsells Basement Jaxx and Massive Attack worldwide can remain unknown to someone steeped in house culture, something unusual, if not decidedly fishy, must be going on.

Though his appointees -- or bureaucrats hired by people who fit that bill -- engaged in something steeped in moral and legal turpitude, their transgressions were minor in the scheme of things; the scandal concerned quotidian domestic financial issues.

They're not afraid of the dark". For something steeped in the macabre, check out the irresistible The Ghost Box ($32), edited by comedian Patton Oswalt.

His book, steeped in old acquaintance, is something of an oddity: a biography shaped as an autobiography in which the author plays a smaller role than another man.

Alexandra Llewellyn's first game of backgammon took place with her step-grandfather on the back streets of Cairo, where, playing against "toothless old men who spoke no English," she fell in love with the game as something steeped in tradition that could transcend language, culture and age.

As a Jewish boy who had written a book steeped in Catholic trappings, it was something I had done many times for inspiration during the writing process.

The new editor has this vision of filling a void for 20-something women steeped in hip-hop and urban culture.

I think that's something that's steeped in Northern, Mancunian culture: people really love their music and they love partying".

Finally, on an album so steeped in an air of humility, there comes something like an admission.