Sentence examples for long been advocated from inspiring English sources

What psychologists call "flow" — immersing your mind fully in activity — has long been advocated by nonpsychologists.

Red wine has long been advocated by experts as the drink of choice for the health conscious.

The North Portico, which had long been advocated by James Hoban, its architect, was added to the mansion.

Negotiating with the Taliban has long been advocated by Hamid Karzai, the Afghan president, and the British and Pakistani governments, but resisted by Washington.

Such a measure, which has long been advocated by poverty campaigners, could benefit up to 2 million workers on federal contracts.

"The tradition of patriotism and the spirit to preserve the unity of the Chinese nation have long been advocated by Raiqen living Buddhas".

In a sense, this is what Cowell's "Idol" had long been advocating — a return to standards and classic pop modes.

As law professors with backgrounds in public health and bioethics, we have long been advocating for legal education to look to the medical education model for guidance.

A leading article in Richard Desmond's middle-market paper said the speech "reflected common sense of the type the Daily Express has long been advocating.

By early 2011, the State Department was laying plans to launch a new bureau to integrate energy into every aspect of foreign policy an idea Goldwyn had long been advocating.

Those are two steps Mr. Kerry has long been advocating, and he said Tuesday that he would have taken them before the commission even finished its work.