Sentence examples for long balanced from inspiring English sources
Berry has long balanced the diverse roles of writer, activist, teacher, and farmer.
As for Uganda, Museveni's foreign policy has long balanced between outside powers.
Mr. Sanders and Mr. Kupferberg have long balanced their careers between rock 'n' roll and poetry.
A long philosophical tradition in the Roman Catholic Church itself — admittedly, not the one most in evidence today — has long balanced the comfort of certainty against the corrective of doubt.
But he is also admired, one must assume, for his unusual career path: he has long balanced music with a psychiatric practice in the Bay Area and he has composed for films ("Invasion of the Body Snatchers") and television.
Humans have long balanced on the knife's edge between understanding personal mortality and deciding to live and reproduce.
The health claims associated with birch water are long – balancing cholesterol, boosting immunity, hydration and replenishing electrolytes.
Nothing but a long balancing pole and his sense of balance kept him from falling.
(He admires Tudor's ballets, after all, and he knows that some modern dances feature very long balances).
However, after a sufficiently long balance period the influence of accumulation for indirect determination of unmeasured parameters can be neglected.
At ten o'clock the next morning, Petit emerged from his hiding place, picked up his long balancing pole, and stepped out onto the wire.
