Sentence examples for have long detected from inspiring English sources
Admirers have long detected a spiritual dimension in Mr. Calatrava's secular work, particularly in Spain.
I have long detected a streak in "Official Britain" determined to keep the European experiment from succeeding, despite Britain's lead role in the 1940s European Movement.
Feminist critics have long detected misogynist mockery in drag acts and in gay men's howling response to melodramatic scenes that were not intended to be funny, such as Joan Crawford's verbal annihilation of her aloof, ingrate daughter in "Mildred Pierce".
Kelly's attempts at explaining his role, according to some aides, have included telling senior staff members last Friday to communicate a version of events many believed to be false, as well as telling at least one confidant that he has "a good bulls detector" and had long detected troubling characteristics in Porter.
Missile testing, bomb development and large-scale military operations have long been detected -- or forced to try to hide from spy satellites by dint of camouflage and subterfuge.
Scientists have long since detected hydrated, or water-containing, minerals on the surfaces of asteroids - but this is a first in terms of an observation of exposed water-ice.
Abnormal chromosomes have long been detected in children with leukemias and lymphomas, and now research by Johns Hopkins scientists has linked such abnormalities with a molecular clock that controls the timing of a high-stakes genetic exchange inside dividing immune system cells.
Researchers have long struggled to detect evidence of cancer in the skeletons and mummified flesh of the ancient dead.
Even the puny computers in cheap consumer cameras have long been able to detect and focus on faces.
