Sentence examples similar to long established lost from inspiring English sources

Pacelli doubtless also felt the anti-Judaism of his Church: a prejudice so routine and so long established that a lost encyclical "against" racism, drafted just before the war, continued to assert that the Jews had reaped "worldly and spiritual ruin" from the killing of Christ.

For example, two separate studies found that the human specific nonprocessed pseudogenes or long-established lost genes are overrepresented in genes belonging to large gene families, such as olfactory receptor or zinc finger protein family [ 41, 42].

It is at least clear that the issue is political, with different groups standing to gain or lose by establishing whether new atheism is novel or speaks to long established traditions, whether its content is positive or negative, and so on.

"This has been long established".

But this is a long established tendency.

He had long established ties with Al Qaeda".

This principle is well understood and long established.

"Those rules are intentional, long established and carefully considered.

Both tools are long established.

"I spent too long establishing that name," he said.

Catering is outstanding in many of the longest established academies.