Sentence examples for long supposed from inspiring English sources

ECONOMIC historians have long supposed that Africa's historically low population density shaped its development.

But he had long supposed that his collection conformed in all ways with legal requirements and restrictions.

Then all is set right when Nadir is revealed to be Astromonte junior, long supposed murdered by Eutifronte.

He was long supposed to have written the Huangdi neijing, although the work is now believed to have been composed in the 3rd century bce.

The large insula across from the Amphitheatre was not the Foro Boario (Cattle Market), as had been long supposed, but a vineyard.

The stock market is less rational than long supposed, Mr. Levy said, which is why it can't be mastered with a system or neat theory.

Razzell also reported the longest supposed survival of the variola virus, which caused an outbreak of smallpox in a town in Somerset in 1759.

He calls the paper "a good demonstration" of what scientists have long supposed--that cataracts result when the cell's internal structures fail to disintegrate properly.

Elvis Presley, it has long been supposed, borrowed from Mr. Diddley's stage moves; Jimi Hendrix, too.

She wasn't a widow or a divorcée; she was only newly single, and not for long, Jeb supposed.

It had long been supposed that luminous gas clouds in space owe their luminosity to the radiation from stars within them.