Sentence examples for long prevailed from inspiring English sources

The stereotype of Vivaldi as a mechanical composer reflects the mechanical style that long prevailed on recordings.

Eastern Washington, for example, where more conservative voting patterns have long prevailed, had some urban areas growing faster than the west, recent census numbers show.

That view has long prevailed largely because of their distinctly primitive sauropod-like appearance and also because of their Late Triassic Early Jurassic occurrence.

The unhurried detachment of his account nicely mirrors the odd calm that, according to so many survivors' accounts, long prevailed aboard the stricken liner.

Even so, these arguments have long prevailed at the Securities and Exchange Commission, delaying regulations to put the pay-ratio provision into effect.

It was a survey of contemporary artists concerned with color and perceptual effects in formalist terms, as against an Expressionist mode that had long prevailed.

This view did not long prevail, but it testifies to the strength of the tendency to believe that citizens surely have an obligation to obey the laws of their country, at least if it is reasonably just.

The cause for which McQueen's film fights, long ago prevailed.

Long faces prevailed around the room.

It took many experiments, but the process showed that, in the long run, science prevails over human bias.

The first letter, like many of the e-mails, tweets, and comments I've received directly, argues that the decline effect is ultimately a minor worry, since "in the long run, science prevails over human bias".