Sentence examples for were steeped with from inspiring English sources
Other lines in the song were steeped with racist allusions to the teen, shot dead by Officer Darren Wilson.
Coarsely ground coffee is steeped with hot water in shallow bowls, then slurped from flat spoons.
Welch says she grew up in a culture that was "steeped" with music, from children's songs and lullabies to folk music.
He carefully kept copies of his own letters and of her replies, which are steeped with frustrated uxoriousness (love mixed with fussing about his diet and clothes).
"His ideology is steeped with anti-Semitism, and if he could, without catastrophic costs, inflict great harm on Israel, I'm confident that he would," the President said.
Like most other films about Tibetans, "Himalaya" is steeped with admiration for the perceived truth of their traditional way of life.
But South Korean intelligence officials have since told lawmakers in Seoul that Ms. Hyon was enraged when the Chinese authorities tried to interfere with her program, which was steeped with propaganda touting Mr. Kim and his leadership.
As always, Paris awed me with the charm that only a centuries-old city whose history is steeped with the rise and fall of some of my favorite tyrants could.
With lawned courtyards and impressive views that overlook the sacred Narmada river, a stay here would be steeped with culture and heritage that you wouldn't forget.
The practice of law is steeped with opportunities to violate insider trading laws.
The Indianapolis 500 is steeped with traditions but only one kept Michael Andretti awake the night before a race: The start.
