Sentence examples for steeped myself from inspiring English sources

"I got a film education, steeped myself in Bresson, Hitchcock, all the greats".

Then I went to graduate school at Stanford, and I steeped myself in Shakespeare, Wordsworth and Defoe.

Having steeped myself in both games recently, I can say that any notion that the Old Republic will be a WOW killer is absurd.

Well into my 20s I still felt paranoid about passing as sufficiently masculine, though my facade was airtight, since I dressed the part and steeped myself in the conventions of young male social life.

I steeped myself in the history of the Nazi movement and in accounts of the Holocaust, including Primo Levi's harrowing "Survival in Auschwitz". I was increasingly troubled by the disconnect between what I was reading about the Third Reich and the way people used that era against debating opponents online.

I steeped myself in Austen wherever I went, and that's one reason I recently did an Austen mash-up.

There I was, in our modest garden apartment in a nondescript part of Queens, steeping myself in European literature.

I worked hard to become an expert in the field, steeping myself in information, interviewing college admissions directors and reaching out to private counselors.

I would spend the better part of a month steeping myself in the work of Peter Matthiessen, say, and then ask him how and why the relatively raw, seemingly naked anger of his early books had ripened into the beautifully polished serenity of a Zen teacher in the later.

Over the past few weeks I've been steeping myself in the developer and investor community that is quickly sprouting up around ARKit.

I spent the next five weeks steeping myself in creationist literature, listening to audio tapes of Morris and his comrade Duane Gish, and preparing 35-mm slides to illustrate the scientific points I planned to make.