Sentence examples for long since proved from inspiring English sources

Along with most interdiction and enforcement strategies, such efforts have long since proved themselves to be ineffective.

And, entertaining as the Hives are, they have long since proved that 2002's mini-hit, Hate to Say I Told You So, is their best song.

Simon Shaheen, a Palestinian virtuoso of the violin and oud, has long since proved himself in the improvisations of the Arabic classical repertory.

Simon Shaheen, a Palestinian virtuoso of the violin and the oud, has long since proved himself in the improvisations of the Arabic repertory.

The expressive fire and buoyant energy that invigorate this performance surely originate from Britten on the podium, an all-round brilliant musician who had by then long since proved his usefulness.

The general — then in charge of training and equipping Iraq's security forces — rhapsodized about "tangible progress" and how the Iraqi forces were "developing steadily," an assessment that may have swayed some voters but has long since proved to be untrue.

Her sharp analytical skills, creativity and prodigious work habits have long since been proved.

But in the United States, a fraud as relatively simple as the one that some suspect took place at Silvercorp would have long since been proved or disproved as investigators established what the facts were.

In any case, Mr. Gore has long since proven to be a deft self-satirist.

These are men long since proven innocent, men too obese to walk and too schizophrenic to make any sense.

Gorbachev is a unique and exceptional figure who has long since proven his ability to bring enemies to the same table.