Sentence examples for hitherto hidden from inspiring English sources
This is one way of casting light on hitherto hidden process, management practices and policies.
Indeed, the arrival of a "more positive" British minister may force the reservations of others, hitherto hidden, into the open.
The 1967 reunification unleashed a vibrant, hitherto hidden Palestinian literature on the rest of the Arab world.
It is supposed to be a prank, a great, vulgar cri de coeur revealing a truth hitherto hidden away: parents resent their kids for depriving them of sleep.
"I don't care for gold," notes Smith again on Leave Your Lover, where Smith sets out his stall to the object of his hitherto hidden desire.
Maybe he thought that the red blazer I habitually wore when I wasn't in uniform revealed some hitherto hidden experience at Butlin's.
Matthew Taylor, self-styled shadow chancellor, displayed a hitherto well hidden ability to laugh at himself.
He contends that revealing athletes' test scores, grades and courses, hitherto kept hidden through federal privacy statutes, can change the "closed society of college sports".
Events accelerate through a series of misunderstandings; every sign of her resistance he takes to be part of some mysterious game of sexuality whose rules have hitherto been hidden from him, and which he rushes to learn.
If this finding is replicated in the global study, it will uncover a very substantial but hitherto completely hidden component of headache burden with major societal implications.
As the fleet sailed back to England, Burrough produced an inventory - the report mentions "Gods great favor towards our nation, who by putting this purchase into our hands hath manifestly discovered those secret trades & Indian riches, which hitherto lay strangely hidden, and cunningly concealed from us".
