Sentence examples for or hitherto from inspiring English sources

In war, people discover fresh duties and new or hitherto buried sides of themselves.

Carnival: Entertainments and Posthumous Tales (1977) includes uncollected or hitherto unpublished stories.

In the absence of catastrophic stressors such as war, specialists in traumatic stress turn their attention elsewhere, discovering new sources of victims or hitherto unrecognized trauma".

The men and women in these smart, entertaining works seem to shape-shift with each passing scene, revealing subterranean motives or hitherto unknown failings that keep us guessing until the end, and leave haunting mysteries rippling out behind them.

New breeds and cropping techniques will also aid to further counteract the more negative effects of climate change, including the expansion of pests or hitherto unknown effects that might arise.

While it skews predictably toward a New York-centric perspective, it succeeds in many ways by introducing the works of lesser-known or hitherto marginalized artists alongside canonical classics.

It links relevant research in landslide science, including some novel or hitherto-ignored complexities in the nature and role of these events, to broader concerns of mountain geomorphology.

And in contrast to those who think the Kardashians are the end of Western civilization, we have always felt that this is a good thing, because in an on-camera society we get to experience the stories of those previously considered too marginal, too off-the-wall or too crazy to be seen, or those hitherto considered undesirable, like gay people.

The presence of these transcripts may represent dysregulated control of genome expression in quiescent stumpy forms, non-specific transcriptional noise or a hitherto unrecognised feature of gene expression or regulation in trypanosomes.

I settled on a language school, and had to choose between Russia's cultural capital, St Petersburg, or the hitherto unknown Novosibirsk.

To general shock, the populist Petition Party, or Aridha, hitherto unknown and led by Hachemi Hamdi, a London-based owner of a low-budget satellite television station, emerged with 13% of seats, the third-largest showing.