Sentence examples for noticed hitherto from inspiring English sources
The defeat of the villain is woefully anticlimactic, whereas the finale has dramatic deaths for minor crew members you'd barely noticed hitherto.
At the pub we sit on chairs (I wonder how many chairs I have in my house, ready for use at a moment's notice – hitherto unsung heroes all?), but still in the sun.
Scheele had treated the mineral with muriatic acid (hydrochloric acid) and noticed a hitherto-unknown gas develop, which he called "dephlogisticated muriatic acid" (chlorine).
His prose has the power of re-description, whereby we are made to notice something hitherto neglected.
At a moment's notice, hitherto-successful economies were plunged deep into recession.These experiences served only to underline the lesson of previous financial debacles.
Seven years later, Miles Berkeley described the fungus as Agaricus loveianus, not aware of Knapp's previous publication, and wrote that it was "a most elegant and curious species which... appears not to have been hitherto noticed".
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.
There are potential preventers of inferential awareness, "defeaters," bādhaka, leading to belief relinquishment by someone who has hitherto not noticed a counterexample or the like and who has thus drawn a conclusion erroneously.
It was clearly noticed that the correlations were valid up to a critical value of D/T beyond which the trapped particles in the stagnant zone below the impeller needed extra energy to be raked out and suspended, thus breaking the log-linear relationship between Nc (or Pc) and D/T hitherto maintained.
