Sentence examples for long since understood from inspiring English sources

Not that I expect love or honour for this; I've long since understood that all messiahs are doomed to be condemned.

"These proceedings have long since stopped being of interest to me, since I understood a long time ago that they are biased and politicized," he said. .

The new President understood that the U.S. could no longer take a high-handed approach: the world had long since stopped listening, and the language of freedom and democracy had been so deeply tainted that the cleansing will take years.

Both have long since disappeared.

Lindsay Rogers has long since been forgotten.

But you'd long since left Canada.

Let's be clear about what this means: that old licence-fee models have finite lifespans nearing their end; that some vital public service jobs will get minced in the maw; that the sheer incoherence of change is kicking away too many of the props of democracy; and that Britain, using solutions it has long since devised and understood, can find a way of restoring a little order.

Still, it had long been understood that residential areas built in East Jerusalem by Israel since its 1967 conquest would stay in Israeli hands, and that historically Palestinian areas would become part of a new Palestinian state.

Mr. Geithner has long since come to understand that he will remain unpopular among both some supporters and opponents of Mr. Obama.

But since a long time, Harper understood that he can't apply his human rights vision to China.

This could be far worse, though, since Ethiopia has itself long understood the need to be prepared and has made great progress in recent decades.