Sentence examples for examples of long from inspiring English sources

It's interesting, though, to consider examples of long operas that do not seem so in the opera house, and shorter operas that can make for a ponderous evening if you are not on the same wavelength as the composer.

However, Facebook and the PC are examples of "long platforms".

Moreover, there are numerous examples of long term damage to individual autonomy and identity caused by torture, to some extent irrespective of whether the victim's will was broken.

Examples of long term processes include "the way of peace" used among indigenous and non-indigenous participants in the Ontario Model Forest (Holmes et al. 2002; Story and Lickers 1997).

Three examples of long term stability studies carried out in trickle-bed reactor (glucose to sorbitol hydrogenation on Ru/C catalysts, hydroxypropanal to 1,3-propanediol hydrogenation on Ru/TiO2 catalysts, and wet air oxidation of paper pulp effluents on Ru/TiO2) are discussed.

We show examples of long period Pc5 magnetic field pulsations near field-aligned current (FAC) regions in the high-latitude magnetosphere, observed by INTERBALL-Au, and coordinated with POLAR, GOES-9 and ground-based observations during 11 January and 11 April 1997.

There are plenty of other examples of long-running scares.

They are awarded every year to some of the best examples of long-form journalism and thought.

"I have been unable," she insists, "to find any examples of long-term damage caused by corset tightening".

But he told me recently that The Sopranos "is one of the greatest examples of long-form narrative art produced in the last 25 years".

Both Esquire and Entertainment Weekly are examples of long-standing brands that have innovated to reflect a more modern approach to engaging readers.