Sentence examples for were steeped from inspiring English sources
verb
To soak an item (or to be soaked) in liquid in order to gradually add or remove components to or from the item
- They steep skins in a tanning solution to create leather.
Jefferson and his contemporaries were steeped in history.
Others were steeped in the theories of Marshall McLuhan.
We were steeped in Bond movies and spy movies.
Most of the others were steeped in idealism, utopianism.
His earliest kitchen experiences were steeped in cross-cultural cooking.
In both cases, financial markets and policy makers were steeped in denial over the risks.
I was working with people who were steeped in their stuff, Appalachian, whatever it may be.
These guys were not only better, but they were steeped in it".
He found allies there among several officials who were steeped in biodefense.
Both were steeped in the Russian traditions of irony, black humor, soulful introspection and tragedy.
Closing arguments from both sides in the case, delivered earlier today, were steeped in outrage.
