Sentence examples for steeped in trust from inspiring English sources

Suggested by Beesimo Brown's painting depicts a love steeped in trust and understanding.

He presents us with a charismatic leader steeped in patriarchal tradition and naively trusting in the invulnerability of power: confronted by Antigone and her sister Ismene, he mockingly observes "these women are neurotic", and when his son Haemon tries to warn him about shifting popular sympathy, he loftily dismisses "the opinions of people in the street".

The pianist Palmieri, an avatar of modern Latin jazz, is joined by the trumpeter Lynch, a trusted collaborator equally steeped in hard bop and salsa.

Steeped in mystery, both Silver and Abovitz have taken a "trust us" approach to describing the technology.

But the rewarding all-Beethoven concert that the Camerata presented on Sunday afternoon at Avery Fisher Hall showed what can happen when an insightful and trust-inspiring conductor works with fine musicians who are steeped in the collaborative practice of chamber music.

A regularly changing menu is steeped in seasonal food with a nod to Italy, cooked by a chef you can trust.

They were also taught that they were so steeped in corruption, so wayward and shallow, so benighted and bloated by worldly distractions that they could never be trusted to arrive at the truth.

We are steeped in violence.

His hometown was steeped in anti-Semitism.

The event was steeped in nostalgia.

I grew up steeped in this stuff.