Sentence examples for banished since from inspiring English sources

Of the other rumours, the bedside photograph will have been banished since his marriage (though his admiration for Lady Thatcher is undiminished), his romantic prowess speaks for itself and the ownership of KFC is true, though the family money also comes from the sale of Job's Dairy in 1987, and his books sell a fair few copies.

He insisted that most economists should be banished since common folk like taxi drivers weren't predisposed to flights of economic risk.

Dr. Ray Hyman, a psychologist at Stanford University and a member of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal, has argued in scholarly articles that the "hit men" of science throughout history have fostered the evils they hoped to banish, since their attacks centered on discrediting the offenders rather than disproving their ideas.

When curious neighbor Witherspoon first comes across her, Arquette is locked in a shed; it seems her abusive parents have mistaken the teen's epilepsy and deafness for retardation, or possession, and have banished her since childhood to darkness.

Plutocrat Steve won the day; populist Steve has long since been banished.

But heterodox approaches have long since been banished from most faculties, claims Tony Lawson.

(The name came from his son's plush toy elephant, which has since been banished to a sock drawer).

Whatever notions there may have been that national identities would gradually fade as the EU took hold have long since been banished by experience.

Although well received in occultist circles, his theories were highly criticized by the mainstream science world and have since been banished to the drawer labeled "pseudoscience".

Although well received in occultist circles, his theories were highly criticised by the mainstream science world and have since been banished to the drawer labelled "pseudoscience".

Although well received in occultist circles, his theories were highly criticized by the mainstream science world and have since been banished to the drawer labeled "pseudoscience". Fast-forward to 1915 and Sigmund Freud, the founding father of psychoanalysis, also developed a fascination with somnambulists.