Example sentences of "have be [adj] by the " in BNC.

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1 We have been impressed by the evidence we have received that this gave an inadequate account of the English language by treating it virtually as a branch of Latin , and constructing a rigid prescriptive code rather than a dynamic description of language in use .
2 we have been impressed by the degree to which the desire to help is inhibited in practice by a reluctance to intrude oneself into other people 's lives .
3 Above all , I have been impressed by the immense generosity of my academic and museum colleagues , who have given unstintingly of their time and expertise for this catalogue ’ .
4 ‘ In recent years I have been impressed by the standard of speech training in various parts of the province and it was the same again in Ballyclare where a number of talented young people were on stage . ’
5 On a broader front , I have been impressed by the various initiatives which have been taken locally to manage costs .
6 And this persists in the work of political scientists , sociologists and others who have been impressed by the approach .
7 I have been impressed by the variety of the protesting letters , almost without exception .
8 Visitors through the centuries have been impressed by the beauty and harmony of these proportions . ’
9 CCG 's staff services manager Karen Pleva commented : ‘ Once staff got used to adding credit onto their cards , they have been impressed by the time saved .
10 In talking to women at grassroots level in this country , I have been alarmed by the number of women who have undergone caesarean sections .
11 These critics have been disappointed by The Stock Exchange 's announcement that it will not insist on compliance as a listing requirement .
12 The Friends of the Lake District feel that these developments are ‘ obstructive in the landscape ’ and have been incensed by the Marina which is right on the Bowness shore of Lake Windermere .
13 And some home-owners have been shocked by the size of the bill when old and worn pipes water their front lawn from below .
14 Martin 's family who live near Stroud have been shocked by the news of the arrests :
15 Detectives have been shocked by the ferocity of the attacks
16 Her neighbours have been shocked by the accident .
17 Detectives investigating the assault have been shocked by the attack .
18 St George have been unmoved by the Italian threat and have still chased Ofahengaue .
19 Like my colleagues in Newport , I have been dismayed by the checks for people over 75 : it is not just the collection of medical facts but the appreciation of the social and personal difficulties of elderly people .
20 I have been delighted by the interest and support of the people of Killyleagh .
21 However we have been delighted by the response so far .
22 Amongst those who have been appalled by the bolting is local activist Malcolm Baxter .
23 We have found that a lot of newcomers to Spectra line have been confused by the very term ‘ sleeving ’ .
24 Health watchdogs such as Hereford Community Health Council , say that patients have been confused by the NHS reforms .
25 Occasionally hounds , which have been confused by the differing horn calls have been led onto the road , knocked over and killed .
26 Others have been unconvinced by the search for an overall — and underlying — logic , linking the various local government reforms .
27 Negotiations have been complicated by the refusal of the developing countries to cede any of their voting power to the Group of Seven .
28 Such calculations have been complicated by the scale and mix of GPA 's debts .
29 Previous attempts to determine the binding specificity of CytR to DNA sites have been complicated by the fact that repression by CytR relies on both CytR-DNA interactions as well as on direct interactions with cAMP-CRP ( 2 , 10 ) .
30 Indians of many parties have been terrified by the prospect of escalating Hindu-Muslim violence , highlighted in Meerut in Uttar Pradesh during the first round of voting , when 19 people were killed .
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