Sentence examples for hitherto respected from inspiring English sources
Mr Bonnet, a hitherto respected senior civil servant, is presented as scheming, haughty, imperious, even mad.
A hitherto respected swing coach with a high profile in golfing circles, he became a notable and widely quotable figure on the broader sporting landscape after he started working with Woods in March 2004.
The British image in this country, hitherto much respected, is being sadly tarnished by this idiotic affair".
What is more, Mr Fazio's behaviour has wrecked the reputation of the central bank, hitherto one of the country's few internationally respected institutions.
Hitherto, rulings by the court, set up by an all-party consensus, have been respected.
Development is about culture, the strength of national, tribal and regional identities, the elevation of all countries to the level of international respect hitherto accorded only to a handful.
I accept the book's quest for higher meaning, but how can its author dismiss this complex story, which we have been following for 800 pages, and which he has hitherto treated with respect and care?
The great current in modern criticism and modern filmmaking arrives in the fifties with the recognition that there were artists at work in Hollywood making films in genres that had hitherto won little respect, such as crime stories (film noir), family melodramas ("women's pictures"), and musicals.
Hitherto, intervention with respect to these behemoths has been ad hoc.
Hitherto, their value for biomedicine was demonstrated only for seashells, with the technological exploitation approaches still facing challenges with respect to the identification of generic synthesis parameters capable to allow the reproducible and designed synthesis of calcium phosphate at an industrial-ready level.
