Sentence examples for hitherto your from inspiring English sources

Instead of repelling, as hitherto, your patriotic offers, she now invites your services … The millions of your brethren still in bondage implore you to strike for their freedom.

Many of the letters were highly emotional: "Your leading article of today has dealt a shattering blow to the respect with which I have hitherto regarded your opinions"; "As an old and regular reader of your paper, I write today for the first time to any paper to say how deplorable I think your leading article of this week"; "This is a sad day for one old and fond subscriber".

May those blessings which it has hitherto been your constant aim to confer on others now be returned in full measure to yourself".

Another day, another online opportunity to escape the shackles of your desk job and free your hitherto hampered creative spirit.

In the digital world, you the consumer could do what cultural producers had hitherto done: you could be your own DJ, photographer, film-maker.

No doubt most of your readers who have hitherto come across the phrase think it should read "booming buzzing confusion", but your version is correct.The text in James's "The Principles of Psychology" indeed reads "blooming buzzing confusion".

One of the many side-effects of chemotherapy of which I'd been hitherto unaware is what it does to your brain.

Mr. Hwang's father, Henry Y . Hwang(here called H Y H), who has hitherto been portrayed (by Mr. Jue), as your standard-issue irritating cartoon parent, becomes a tragic figure.

Woolf's A Room of One's Own had been published in 1929 and she reminded some 200 young women, "well dressed keen & often beautiful", that they were "practising for the first time in history I know not how many different professions... you have won rooms of your own in the house hitherto exclusively owned by men".

There is no mainstream "plague on both your houses" option of the kind the Lib Dems hitherto supplied.

Who among the gamers in your life doesn't want extras and access to areas hitherto unexplored?