Sentence examples for distinguished hitherto from inspiring English sources

It is 26, a number distinguished hitherto only by being the number of letters in the Latin alphabet.

In addition, he identifies and distinguishes hitherto neglected non-democratic ideologies of representation and their influence within both democratic and authoritarian regimes.

One of the features of British intellectual history in the period 1964-79, aller all, is the regularity with which hitherto distinguished ornaments of the left publicly jumped ship.

Tim Dyce London As one of the many members of the Labour party badly bruised in the Militant Tendency days, my view has always been that there could be no hope for the party except within the range of moderate policies which hitherto distinguished us from the Tories.

'Farga', a male sterile variety with a rare chlorotype, only a few trees corresponded with other local varieties, 'Morrut', 'Canetera' and 'Sevillenca', and ten hitherto unidentified genotypes were distinguished, some with chloroplast lineages different from the 'Farga' type.

Hitherto the government had not clearly distinguished Christians from Jews.

Hitherto the government had not clearly distinguished Christians from Jews; almost by accident, Nero initiated the later Roman policy of halfhearted persecution of the Christians, in the process earning himself the reputation of Antichrist in the Christian tradition.

In the meantime there seem to be some unexpectedly pleasant possibilities for amiable animals whose ancestry has hitherto been regarded as obscure rather than distinguished.

The application of FISH chromosome painting techniques, especially the recent mFISH (and its equivalents) where all 23 human chromosome pairs can be distinguished, has demonstrated that many chromosome-type structural exchanges are much more complicated (involving more "break rejoins" and arms) than has hitherto been assumed.

Distinguished CPA.

Distinguished Authorities!