As Raymond Cohen notes, polychronic cultures are deeply steeped in tradition and relationships rather than in tasks-a clear difference from their monochronic counterparts.

He was deeply steeped in European culture.

A. We have some traits in common because we're obviously both young black women working in environments that are traditionally white male environments, and we're both deeply steeped in Harvard.

All the other candidates are deeply steeped in Iraqi blood and strongly associated with New Labour's viciously authoritarian agenda.

His toggling between roles as soloist and conductor, however, was not always seamless, and one imagined that the orchestra, which is deeply steeped in these concertos, required less overt guidance than he provided.

Al-Bahri had studied business in college, but he was also deeply steeped in the Koran, having become a devout Muslim as a teenager in rebellion against his bourgeois upbringing.

Even those deeply steeped in the system acknowledge that it seems counterintuitive.

Bhutanese tradition is deeply steeped in its Buddhist heritage.

The original search model was deeply steeped in the Internet ethos - the idea that information and traffic flows freely from site to site and value is added by serving that urge, not resisting it.

He was deeply steeped in the thinking and research of many of his predecessors and contemporaries in organizational behavior.