Sentence examples for hitherto seems from inspiring English sources

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.

Nonetheless, the bottom line is, perhaps, that we need much closer integration than hitherto seems to have been the case between those who work on the neurobiology and those who work on the larger comparative scale, and a better understanding by both sides of each other's contributions.

That could reveal in him a hunger for office he has hitherto seemed to lack.

As in much of South-East Asia, Malaysians had hitherto seemed to accept limited political rights in return for rapid prosperity.

Mr Warner's stealth campaign to slow down the coronation of Hillary Clinton has hitherto seemed somewhat quixotic; after this week's results, he seems a realistic alternative.

In 2011, he and his colleagues announced the invention of a device that had hitherto seemed impossible: an integrated silicon circuit with the mechanical properties of skin.

Its fall may indeed have "demystified the power of dictatorships that had hitherto seemed eternal and unbreakable," in the words of Nadim Shehadi of Chatham House.

Among the main characters, we meet the Attorney General, described as a man whose job had hitherto "seemed not to have engaged him fully".

Rafael Benítez has no cause to abandon the belief that his team will snatch the place in the final that hitherto seemed earmarked for Chelsea.

As recession bites, unemployment rises and repossessions mount, the sort of privilege that the Corfu saga seems to advertise may become a bigger liability than it has hitherto seemed.

The Iraqi regime must disclose missing information about its chemical- and biological-weapons programmes and the odd stray missile something it has hitherto seemed unable or (more likely) unwilling to do.