Sentence examples for long realised from inspiring English sources

As some on the left have long realised, Fukuyama was performing an ideological sleight of hand.

But they have also long realised that it is whoever controls the story who generally wields power.

Oxfam has long realised the importance of smartening up their shops, introducing an uncluttered standardised look back in the 70s.

It's not that I feel like a cheat – I've long realised that money is necessary to launch a creative career.

I've long realised that if people could make money out of helping women achieve real equality we wouldn't be in this mess.

For the US has long realised that the Iraqi people, if given the choice, would elect forces hostile to US policies.

Most people in Africa have long since realised this.

It had long been realised, for example, that a trial might reveal one treatment to be much better than another.

Astronomers long ago realised that these collisions must produce antiprotons, just as they do in particle accelerators on Earth.

Before long they realised that, as far as Facebook was concerned, their entire island was in Norway.

Yet I long ago realised that most children have felt like outsiders or frauds at some point.