Sentence examples for long banishment from inspiring English sources

As a result, it's a good thing for me that after a long banishment from the clinical scene, hallucinogens are making a comeback.

"His long banishment," Robert Novak wrote in 1996 of Sears, "is attributable to his reputation for not being a team player".

Throughout his narrative, Clark is fully alive to the ironies of his analysis, especially as he probes the depiction of the medieval nude: "During the long banishment of the body there arose one symbol of pathos more poignant and more compelling than all the others: Our Lord on the Cross.

Some republicans "reconsidered the long banishment and reflected upon the severity of such action".

During its long banishment from the stage, The Country Wife continued a shadowy existence in the form of David Garrick's cleaned-up version The Country Girl (1766), where Margery is a virgin and Horner her romantic lover.

But a year-long banishment?

Eventually, Dr. Stokoe's work helped end a century-long banishment of signing from the classroom and won him a hero's status among many deaf students.

Cheryl Hansen, the library director, said she hoped to generate enough interest in "Eve's Diary" among the town's roughly 13,000 residents to make up for its century-long banishment.

Cued speech was invented by R. Orin Cornet in 1966 shortly after William C. Stokoe Jr., a linguistics professor, successfully pushed for signing to be recognized as a language and helped end a century-long banishment of signing from classrooms.

He had faced a long prison term and banishment from cycling before he was cleared.

Animal welfare activists also have long called for the banishment of battery cages, which confine hens to spaces so small they're barely able to move.