Sentence examples for hitherto been a from inspiring English sources

The post-colonial continent has hitherto been a colossal flop.

This has increased the pace of defections from what has hitherto been a largely cohesive army.

HUMILITY has not hitherto been a feature of Tony Blair's administration.

Nationalisation has hitherto been a popular rallying cry rather than a considered policy.

He has cause and reason, and many earnest young followers for whom politics has hitherto been a wasteland.

They dared to mock Miloš Jakeš, the general secretary of the Communist Party, who had hitherto been a much-feared bogeyman.

Plant breeding, which had hitherto been an art, would now be a science.

This doesn't mean that she has hitherto been an absolute standout in every area.

This is a USA soccer environment where true depth and development has hitherto been an unaffordable luxury.

For a while Manchester United briefly threatened to add their name to what had hitherto been an undistinguished week for English teams in Europe's premier club competition.

Éder had to go off later with an injury and was therefore not involved in the extraordinary finale to what had hitherto been an ordinary game.