Sentence examples for that were hitherto from inspiring English sources

Many skills that were hitherto deemed secure (such as driving) may be devalued and might eventually become worthless, at least in the job market.

For the first time rebel bombs and mortars have hit districts of Damascus that were hitherto considered safe for the regime.

The Arctic is stocked with minerals that were hitherto largely inaccessible, including an estimated 30% of undiscovered reserves of natural gas and 13% of undiscovered oil reserves.

His exploration of the caves of the Pyrenees and Carpathian mountains yielded many species of these small, shiny, round fungus beetles that were hitherto unknown.

The Arctic is stocked with minerals that were hitherto largely inaccessible, including an estimated 30% of undiscovered reserves of natural gas and 13% of undiscovered oil reserves (see map below).

In particular, the abrupt reversals in economies that were hitherto deemed miraculous have challenged the conventional wisdom that it is a good thing to let capital move freely across borders.

In fact this would simply indicate a phenomenon that was hitherto unknown.

The government in Mexico City is seeking to balance its books by taxing stuff that was hitherto tax-free, notably transport.

To enjoy oneself without publicly checking one's privilege is some fuzzy betrayal of a thing that was hitherto never quite spoken out loud.

It juggled the freewheeling flavour of the French New Wave with an explicit, stylised violence that was hitherto unknown in mainstream American cinema.

In mitigation, her barrister Leon Kazakos said: "This episode of dishonesty, short-lived as it was, marks a very substantial departure from a life that was hitherto entirely blameless".