Sentence examples for hitherto marked from inspiring English sources

It may sound obvious, but the feeling is subtle and merciful in a film hitherto marked by growing male frenzy.

Here Ibsen anticipates feminism: give a woman freedom, and you end much of the repression that has hitherto marked her existence.

Hitherto some had marked the end of a two-year preparatory period, spelt out by the PA prime minister, Salam Fayyad, who set August 26th this year as the date for completion.

These upbeat noises from a hitherto grumpy Russian official marked a change of tone.These days, America's ties with China probably matter more to the world than the remnants of superpower diplomacy.

From all that we have read and heard, her majesty's conduct hitherto seems to have been marked by great propriety both of feeling and demeanour.

Another irony is that, once the US prevailed in the war, the largest part of the new southwestern US and California was composed of hitherto Mexican citizens and was marked by a Hispanic culture that left its imprint on law, architecture, and names.

His move into web startups in 2007 marked a shift from a hitherto mechanically-minded career which featured nuclear robots, lasers, androids, motorsport, kit cars, russian spacecraft and fuel injection systems.

His portrait of village life captured a hitherto barely noticed revolution in the countryside: Akenfield marked the end of an essentially feudal pattern of farming by hand and horse that had endured for millennia.

This hitherto unidentified gene in the HLA class I region, marked by D6S265*5 and distinct from HLA-A2, influences the risk for JIA conferred by the DR8-DQ4 haplotype.

The northern forests would have challenged a genus that hitherto had spent most of its time in regions less marked by seasonal change.

The incident marked a rare gaffe for Mr Obama, who has hitherto avoided any of careless remarks that jollified the reign of predecessor President Bush.