Sentence examples for hitherto exclusively from inspiring English sources

Woolf's A Room of One's Own had been published in 1929 and she reminded some 200 young women, "well dressed keen & often beautiful", that they were "practising for the first time in history I know not how many different professions... you have won rooms of your own in the house hitherto exclusively owned by men".

Infection with Cp. abortus has hitherto exclusively been reported in pregnant women, beginning as an influenzalike illness with consecutive development of thrombocytopenia and coagulopathy, usually resulting in fetal death (4, 5 ).

This may therefore add a molecular perspective to the body of hitherto exclusively morphological data supporting the Atelocerata.

In five regions of introduction (Brazil, Japan, Malaysia, Réunion and Senegal), molecular barcoding showed that seagrape mostly or exclusively associates with Scleroderma species (Basidiomycota) that were hitherto only known from Caribbean seagrape stands.

These publications represented a critical challenge to the Argentine literary establishment, which was hitherto almost exclusively comprised of intellectuals belonging to the nation's elite.

If so, it would be a first in southern Ghazaliya, since the device has hitherto been exclusively used by Shia militias and this is a Sunni district.

You announce a new movie version of it and you reap the critical whirlwind!" For Graham, who has hitherto dealt exclusively with television and visual media, radio presented a challenge and an education.

It is now understood that such solitary action should be the exception rather than the rule; and the Synod of Bishops, established after Vatican II, was a step toward involving the body of bishops in the policy of the entire church, hitherto formulated exclusively by the Roman see.

The result was a positive strengthening of the federal union, which was to be sworn formally every five years; and the admission of French-speaking Fribourg to a federation that had hitherto been exclusively a German-speaking one was highly significant for the future development of Switzerland.

Philosophy, hitherto concerned almost exclusively with logic and dialectic, had stagnated in the late 12th century.

It now appears that Isis, having hitherto relied almost exclusively on "leaderless jihad" for attacks in the west, are also interested in mounting spectacular strikes of a type reminiscent of those conducted by al-Qaida.