Sentence examples similar to long established forms from inspiring English sources

Some readers want long-form stories.

Postmodernity has created a newfound cultural plurality, and although some long established cultural forms like opera hold court as highbrow, contemporary culture in the West is a mash of Tarkovsky films and Simpsons episodes, David Hockney exhibitions and The Great British Bake Off, Michelin stars and McDonalds.

Long track was the established form.

Before long, behaviour therapy became an established form of treatment that included exposure-based strategies, techniques based on classical and operant conditioning, and other strategies aimed at directly changing problem behaviours.

Wordless Music had long taken the same approach to orchestral performance that Battles had to the band – an attempt to unshackle an established form from its historical limitations.

To refer to "double exposure" by assuming that only two forms of threat are especially important does not factor in the more expansive forms of the notion that have been long established in the literature.

Because these spinoffs have long established records, "they're perceived as less risky than the younger I.P.O.'s that were formed in the 1999-2000 period," said Larry Wieseneck, chief of United States equity capital markets at Lehman Brothers.

"This has been long established".

But this is a long established tendency.

He had long established ties with Al Qaeda".

Both tools are long established.