Sentence examples for possibilities long since from inspiring English sources

"All Under" expressed a desire not to slavishly reproduce the past but to explore what that past once promised, as well as the possibilities long since forfeited.

Both have long since disappeared.

Lindsay Rogers has long since been forgotten.

But you'd long since left Canada.

It might seem that gangsta rap's staple subjects — drug dealing, shootouts, big spending, wild women, treachery, parties, paranoia — had long since exhausted every verbal possibility.

Even if they're taking the classes in middle school and high school, they've long since given up that possibility as a career.

"Why refuse to recognize the possibility that contemporary music has reached a stage long since attained by other forms of activity?" Mr. Babbitt wrote.

I may have once, shortly after my confirmation, been foolish enough to believe in the possibility of an intelligent designer, but I have long since exposed the pathetic fallacy of that belief.

Mr. Tilson is only 23, and it hasn't been that long since his career seemed flush with possibility.

Apple has long since taken measures to minimize the possibility of children using their parents' iTunes accounts.

Similarly, Cone had long since begun preparing himself for the possibility that he would pitch elsewhere in 2001; because the Yankees' rotation already includes Roger Clemens, Andy Pettitte, Orlando Hernandez and Mussina, there is a distinct possibility that the No. 5 starter's turn will be skipped because of days off and shifted into the bullpen for the postseason.