Sentence examples for has long commented from inspiring English sources

Buffett has long commented that "tech is too complicated for me to invest in" and yet now he is one of the largest tech investors on the planet with his investments in IBM, INTC, and DTV.

The Australian government has long refused to "comment on operational matters".

Apple, which declined to comment, has long argued its hardware is less hackable than comparable PCs.

Pejorative comment has long been made concerning the 'self-loathing Jew' but I would suggest the self-loathing Muslim appears to be a much more relevant problem today.

Bannon, a self-described "economic nationalist" with a history of racially insensitive comments, has long been suspicious of pro-business Republicans' support for open trade and immigration policies.

Because, as others have previously pointed out, the company has long used a policy of not commenting on individual accounts to shield itself from accountability — e.g. from criticism that it's providing a platform to nazis and white supremacists.

They describe it vaguely in a comment: Bookeen has long worked to improve the performance of E-Ink screens as part of the hardware (processors …) than "on the software (firmware optimization)." So I'm guessing they've basically overclocked a Pearl screen from E-Ink and made it much more quick to refresh.

WORLD WAR I has long offered fertile ground to filmmakers to comment on military horrors and absurdities.

Her husband, Simon Roberts, is 67 – and late fatherhood has long been a pattern without much comment.

He has long been known for his pithy comments and rapid-fire wisecracks in the midst of battle.

Ms. Murkowski, whose relationship with Ms. Palin has long been strained, alluded to those comments in her remarks late Friday, then referred obliquely to Ms. Palin's resignation from the governor's office in July 2009.