Sentence examples for was hitherto unknown from inspiring English sources

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

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

Consigned to the auction house with works by the little known 19th-century British painter Matthew Shepperson, the portrait was hitherto unknown.

The Federal Criminal Bureau said that such a form of mass sexual molestation was hitherto unknown in Germany but that similar violence had occurred in Egypt on Cairo's Tahrir Square during the Arab Spring.

The long read data revealed a novel 1420 bp transposon-flanked and ORF-containing sequence which was hitherto unknown in the G. oxydans 621H reference.

Kean was hitherto unknown in London.

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.

Here were hitherto unknown civilizations that not only were populous and spread over vast territories but also had splendid cities and complex forms of government, arts, crafts, and religious practices.

Because the actors stayed together in permanent companies and specialized in playing the same role for most of their professional lives, they achieved a degree of mastery that had been hitherto unknown on the Italian stage and that must have made the rest of the theatre seem all the more artificial.

The mechanism by which alcohol consumption favors the occurrence of OD is hitherto unknown.

The platelet-type precipitates lying on prismatic {2¯1¯10}α planes were hitherto unknown for the Mg Zn Zr system.