Sentence examples for long discovered from inspiring English sources

As Western diplomats have long discovered in Damascus, Syrian negotiators rarely blink, flinch or tip their hands.

More often than not, as every pre-1997 Labour PM except Callaghan, who held on too long, discovered, going early is a bad idea.

And so it is for those pigment bison, bears, mammoths and oxen painted on to the limestone walls of the caves in the Ardèche whose indisputable liveliness was hidden for so long, discovered then hidden again to preserve their existence.

The Xue Long discovered that the ice at the edge of the pack was much thicker than it expected – around three to four metres thick in places – and the going was slow.

An oval blob less than a fifth of a millimeter long, discovered in ancient Chinese rocks, is the oldest known fossil of an animal with a mirror-image symmetry, a team of paleontologists reports.

Psychologists have long discovered that humans possess the natural tendency of assigning blame to other people for perceived questionable behavior without regarding other "situational factors" that might be responsible for their behavior (Jones & Harris, 1967).

Anyway, why didn't hyenas and foxes, which have been around for just as long, discover the same advantage in hanging close to people as wolves did?

Anyone who talks with Clarke for very long discovers several characteristics of his conversation that make it both delightful and sometimes difficult to follow.

When Long discovers this, he allows Evan latitude at first, but warns him that he will no longer tolerate it if it happens again in the future.

Mr. Wollcott, after a long search discovered where he is.

Before long we discovered we had moved next to the world's worst, most inhospitable neighbors.