Sentence examples for hitherto nothing from inspiring English sources

V, the Holy Roman Emperor, who remarked that "hitherto, nothing has been.

When the book was completed in 1543, Vesalius presented it to Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor, who remarked that "hitherto, nothing has been composed so eloquent, learned and useful".

Viduka, having hitherto contributed nothing to the occasion, suddenly burst from his shell to stun Dnipro.

For this Tudor statesman did not just want Holbein to paint him, but to include all his nearest and dearest in what was clearly intended as a companionate image of family life, like nothing hitherto seen in Britain.

McCann was echoed by William Japp Sinclair, who roundly condemned the extended radical abdominal hysterectomies as "homicidal vivisections, which nothing hitherto advanced in their support appears to palliate, much less to justify".

And the growth of the luxury goods industry to hitherto unforeseen heights is nothing if not testimony to that.

Favoured at the courts, they had great freedom of speech, occasionally intervening even in the political arena, but their great achievement was to create around the ladies of the court an aura of cultivation and amenity that nothing had hitherto approached.

I was astonished to learn that customs authorities and market-surveillance bodies have hitherto known next to nothing of each other's activities.

Well, this in so many words describes this CD by Olivier Cavé whose records hitherto I have enjoyed, but nothing like this.

The idea here is that what we have hitherto been calling "the universe" is nothing of the sort.

In Pierce's New Hampshire, hitherto loyal to the Democratic Party, the Know-Nothings elected the governor, all three representatives, dominated the legislature, and returned Hale to the Senate.