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On other days he would be steeped in gloom, as if his burden was too heavy to bear.

"Our generation has been steeped in a very partisan political environment, " he said, terming the condition "post-partisanship. "

The police found a rag steeped in petrol as they entered the building, and the arrested man's cap was found close to other firing material.

She got steeped in the shower of yesterday evening, and there she has sat the night through, and I couldn't prevail on her to stir. '

FGM is a practice steeped in culture and tradition but it should not be allowed to carry on.

Yet just as the US was steeped in denial on the demand side of the global economy, a similar complacency was evident on the supply side.

particularly as the son of a minister in a culture which steeped in an emblematic tradition.

As I see once more, existential thought in this regard (and contrary to current opinion) is steeped in a vast hope.

He is a good manager, of course, but no Mourinho and too steeped in the Italian football culture to be in charge of a budget here.

Everything near seemed to have receded far away, leaving the still white figure of an ascetic steeped in deep meditation.

Although the language of the series is heavily steeped in medical terminology, the show is by no means inaccessible to the average viewer.

THE scene is enough to appal those teachers steeped in ideas about child-centred education and learning through play.

I was the chief British negotiator on the subject , and I was steeped in the issue .

Whereas the troops in Cairo's Tahrir Square would not fire into the crowd, Syrian soldiers are steeped in blood.

The China I first saw in 1975, steeped in abject poverty and chaos, was like a different plant compared to today's powerhouse nation.

It was a ceremony steeped in tradition. But the mood was electric and change was in the air.

Ordinary Chinese, steeped in petty government corruption, are often bitterly cynical toward the rich.

We are the richer for it: The literature of multiculturalism is wildly original, steeped in a wider world, yet unmistakably American.

Mr Peters, steeped in that ethic but open to things new, found power tools useful in his own workshops in Surrey and in Devon.

In his second bid for the Republican nomination, Mr. Romney is taking a different approach, adopting a low-key style steeped in discipline.

Overall, it was a highly competitive labor market system steeped in rational conduct.

A woman of intellect, steeped in a splendid sentiment, hitherto a miracle of female constancy, might stir a younger woman to some emulation.

Barcelona are a wonderful club steeped in tradition and play beautiful football. I'm sure I will be very happy there.

All people of conscience dream of peace, yet too much of the world is in conflict and steeped in armaments.

Charlottetown, the province's capital and "Canada's birthplace, " is steeped in history and thrives as a center of performing arts.

My happy eye was upon it always, and I sat motionless, steeped in satisfaction, drunk with enjoyment.

inside, he hoped they would be steeped in rich, restful colours, in preparation for the music or the drama to come.

Guanyun is a city steeped in history and culture. Numerous historical sites have been found on Dayi Mountain.

NO CITY, writes Robert Hughes, "has ever been more steeped in ferocity from its beginnings than Rome" .

She was steeped in Rwanda's turbulent history, having written her doctoral thesis about it in 1972.

Carnations: as sweet as they are beautiful, Carnations can be steeped in wine or eaten plain.

But what is the use if the police department is in itself steeped in corruption?

His paintings of children is somewhat similar to the creative, bold lines and pure color, steeped in the scenery, plants and poor vision.

The seminaries are packed with earnest young students, steeped in the values of the Islamic Revolution.

The heavily immigrant banlieues that encircle French towns are steeped in unemployment, gang violence and rage.

the sunset struck so brilliantly into the travelling carriage when it gained the hill - top , that its occupant was steeped in crimson.

Despite its rich culture Argentine is steeped in a political and economic quagmire.

Enjoy our collection of original jewelry steeped in European history, alchemy secrets of Rudolf II and Czech crystal.

For those steeped in the familiar reference points of western politics, the ideological divides are obvious.

These businesses, often steeped in tradition and not as flexible to change, tend not to have formal plans in place to respond to crisis.

In the early days of their marriage, Wendiwas steeped in Rupert's business, especially the social-networking site MySpacein China.

On this day, too, when many are steeped in painful reminders of personal loss, it is natural to wonder about the answers.

You were steeped in that sentiment which has so little of earth in it, and which music so well inspires.

Certainly its opaque and bureaucratic style dismays those steeped in the internet's open culture.

While both are global institutions, the IMF and World Bank are still steeped in Western influence.

The talks were part of a visit that was steeped in symbolism.

The world was all steeped in sunshine.

They want to create a heroic image of Russia steeped in glorious victories, while forgetting the painful or shameful episodes.

"Chris is steeped in Asia - he's a fluent speaker of Mandarin and Japanese, and he has spent 25 years in Asia, " says Mr Watt.

The other gamers were people steeped in military strategy and history.

They testified under oath in a room steeped in history.

Constant investment allows students to learn in a combination of listed buildings steeped in history, and cutting-edge modern facilities.

Lim added in his statement: "I respect and admireLiverpool Football Club, which is steeped in tradition and history. "

Before the deal, Lenovo's business culture was steeped in militaristic discipline.

When you're steeped in an album and you heard it five years on and it takes you straight back.

The use of campfires, once a necessity for cooking and warmth, is steeped in history and tradition.

The rich and powerful are steeped in luxury, yet the average Russian earns a mere $700 a month.

They aren't great films, but they are steeped in the genre and enjoyable as escapism. Babylon A.

The more we are steeped in these material surroundings, the less we know ourselves.

Each is defending a brand steeped in American values.

The other part may be steeped in the principles of debate, such as identifying fallacies, or understanding bias.

Jack is a scholar steeped in the classics of ancient China.

My body's pores, as steeped in that beach water, breathing, but to.

At that time I was steeped in Milton's prose, and his rolling periods reverberated through the caverns of my mind.

It tastes like rancid fish steeped in gasoline.

there comes a moment when we Europe are steeped in the so called "dark middle ages"

This optimistic view is steeped in the "real business cycle" theory, which is nowadays the dominant academic one.

This makes it even less likely that mainstream titles will make space for Mr Kilicdaroglu's claims that AK is steeped in corruption.

This red building is steeped in history.

it is high art for listeners steeped in rock rather than the classics.

My hometown is the one, which steeped in time-honored traditions.

He was steeped in modern history.

This aspect of Clojure has always bothered me because I'm so steeped in state-based thinking.

The old man was steeped in thought.

So there is a core group on the board steeped in the disciplines of risk.

Maybe I am too steeped in the myth of the founding to reject it entirely.

Today, we turn on friends, I relied heavily on the future in this way you steeped in the head.

This is a relationship steeped in historical rancour.

I, for one, was steeped in these.

This is tame stuff from a regime steeped in hysterical rhetoric.

If you want to change and grow then spending a lot of time steeped in fear and negativity is a good way to sabotage your own progress.

Nor is it un-known for decent, compassionate types to support whole civilisations steeped in blood.

A city steeped in history.

He was steeped in crimes.

Listen, I am an American, steeped in American values.

These are actually wires wrapped in muslin and steeped in vegetable dye.

Steeped in economic theory, you might think that demand now declined.

The room was steeped in sunshine.

The Buddha said, Sentient beings are steeped in defilement. Who is without transgression? Who is without fault?

A wealthy child may be well trained by a parent steeped in the knowledge of money management;

barley is a grain that , when steeped in water , germinates and provides the source of fermentable sugars for the brewing process

all had childhoods steeped in a passion for reading, enabled by public libraries

Perhaps one day, Steeped in the plow in the forehead with an aging;

Effects of Bottom Fermented Grains Steeped in Yellow Water on the Fermentation

Put the kettle on: Tea is steeped in health benefits

Steeped in denial, the daily grind