The talks were part of a visit that was steeped in symbolism.
THE scene is enough to appal those teachers steeped in ideas about child-centred education and learning through play.
As I see once more, existential thought in this regard (and contrary to current opinion) is steeped in a vast hope.
His shirt was soaked [steeped] with sweat.
Those homely recipes are often the best: strawberries for the teeth: nettles and rainwater: oatmeal they say steeped in buttermilk.
Growing up in a Christian home, steeped in "true love waits," at one time in my life I hardly could grasp what a test of purity would look like.
She was steeped in Rwanda’s turbulent history, having written her doctoral thesis about it in 1972.
Like all the cottagers in Blackmoor Vale, Tess was steeped in fancies and prefigurative superstitions; she thought this an ill omen - the first she had noticed that day.
NO city, writes Robert Hughes, "has ever been more steeped in ferocity from its beginnings than Rome".
She steeped reeds for basket weaving.
From rainbows glistening in curtains of tumbling water droplets, to echoing rooms steeped in a single saturated color, to reverse waterfalls and walk-through kaleidoscopes, these are marvels of optics, sound, smell and touch.
His shirt was steeped with sweat.
And Indian diplomats steeped in their country's history as a leader of the non-aligned movement recoil at the idea of falling in behind American leadership.
Despite having an image steeped in California's counterculture, it is one of the worst heel-draggers, says Zeina Al-Hajj of Greenpeace.
