Sentence examples for of hitherto from inspiring English sources

Both shows draw on a wealth of hitherto unseen material.

He discovers a wealth of hitherto unseen invention and ingenuity.

Already the split in the A.N.C. has opened up space for robust criticism of hitherto untouchable South African leaders.

Because the debacle in Asia's number one economy has blown a hole in a string of hitherto long-held beliefs.

"By the 1970s," Wood writes, "this new social history of hitherto forgotten people had come to dominate academic history writing".

An extraordinary group of hitherto unseen colour photographs by Robert Capa, one of the 20th century's greatest photojournalists, is to be seen for the first time.

Here are all the poems that appeared in English in the poet's lifetime "under his supervision," as well as a small group of hitherto unpublished poems.

The previous books are partial and/or chewy, and Sassoon's son George has only now released a substantial amount of hitherto unseen material, including diaries and letters.

By contrast, Broadcast's sound suggested a boundless world of hitherto-unexplored possibilities.

The tents of hitherto-banned political movements, associations and newspapers crowded on to Benghazi's seafront.

Its unprecedented power and devastation gave us an insight into a dangerous future in which climate change fuels weather of hitherto-unimagined ferocity.