Sentence examples for had long noticed from inspiring English sources

Baker said he had long noticed the racial disparity between first- and third-base coaches.

Like other blacks, Ruben Burch had long noticed that blacks had never been cast as Joseph, Mary or Jesus.

Ocular melanoma specialists had long noticed that some patients did well and the rest did not, but Dr. Harbour wanted to know why.

Researchers had long noticed that the pattern of HOX genes is coarse at first and gradually refined to single-cell resolution.

He said members of his committee had long noticed discrepancies between what they saw during visits to the region and the intelligence reports.

Anthropologists, of course, have long noticed the importance of tattooing.

Mr. Burch's half-brother Frederick Caldwell has long noticed that Mr. Burch feels most comfortable in interracial settings.

Although researchers have long noticed that the brain is inflamed in Alzheimer's patients, he had dismissed inflammation as a major factor in the disease.

— Researchers who study the beaches of the Outer Banks have long noticed that storms cause particularly severe erosion in areas they call hot spots.

He was amazed and pleased to learn about the cavern, having long noticed a hollow sound as he rode his horse over the site.

QUESTION FROM PZUMARAN: I've long noticed that the British tend to talk about the French in a sort of disguised mocking tone; Americans tend to be just a bit puzzled b it all.