Sentence examples for thoroughly steeped from inspiring English sources

That's what passes for depth in Afternoon Men, which is thoroughly steeped in the "ornamental" quality Waugh mentions.

The composers are vintage Marlboro fare, and no doubt the players are already thoroughly steeped in the idioms.

We expect -- having been so thoroughly steeped in the lore of the samurai -- that he or she will be performing the ritual suicide known as seppuku.

The ensemble was so thoroughly steeped in Nygaard's personality that when he died in September 2001, it seemed unlikely the group would survive.

Why? Mozart was an Austrian who thoroughly steeped himself in the Italian vocal tradition but never lost his feeling for Austro-Germanic musical structure.

But that part of our heritage got lost when she married an Italian and was swept into his Italian clan, which was so thoroughly steeped in its ethnicity — and so exuberant about it — that none other had any chance.

Driving around the island gives visitors a taste of Puerto Rico's exotic beauty, while a visit to Old San Juan reveals how thoroughly the island is steeped in history.

The Argentine movie is the directorial debut of a filmmaker who appears to have steeped himself so thoroughly in Alfred Hitchcock and David Mamet that it's hard to imagine "Nine Queens" having been made without them leering metaphorically over his shoulder.

Reg's dedicated skill in turning Fuller's into a thoroughly modern brewery that is also steeped in tradition has turned the company into one of the most successful independent producers in Britain.

Seco de cordero, for example, typically calls for lamb shoulder or shank to be steeped in an herb-laced stew, the meat emerging thoroughly suffused with cilantro.

This is a thoroughly engaging work: only its second movement, for piano and vibraphone, is steeped in the gamelan style that has become Mr. Harrison's trademark, but traces of it peek through several other movements as well.