Example sentences of "have been [vb pp] by most " in BNC.

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1 A man can enjoy outdoor exercise on all but five days in a year " [ and this ] has been echoed by most energetic Englishmen …
2 Even though the idea was firmly rejected , Pöhl was able to declare a month later that ‘ the German concept regarding the principles of a common European central bank has been accepted by most European governments ’ .
3 For unlike other supposed causal determinants of crime , mental disorder has been accepted by most criminal jurisdictions as taking away some of the fundamental elements that constitute an act as a crime .
4 The scene of one of Drachenfels ' most infamous atrocities , this chamber has been shunned by most of the few who have penetrated the Castle .
5 ‘ Control ’ in this context has been defined by most commentators as the ability to appoint the board .
6 Mike reckons that this part of Switzerland , which has been frequented by most top DJs , is one of dance music 's best-kept secrets .
7 Wills , there has been no doubt of the widespread respect from all walks of life which has been earned by most Willses by the end of their lives .
8 Certainly , in its execution of the attack the Fifth Army had displayed a cumbersomeness and excess of caution that would never have been countenanced by most of Hitler 's captains .
9 In fact that familiarity can sometimes be deceptive ; behind the restored classical vocabulary lurk more of the earlier aristocratic assumptions than would have been conceded by most nineteenth-century historians ; so if anthropological interpretations become less useful , there is still danger in pushing narrowly juridical ones .
10 Wertheimer 's judgment would have been echoed by most of MacDonald 's followers .
11 Nearly one-third of domestic consumers in 1948 were on very high flat-rate tariffs designed for small users , but these were gradually induced by Area Boards to shift to ‘ two-part ’ or ‘ block ’ tariffs which had been adopted by most of the larger , progressive undertakings before nationalisation .
12 All of these bodies had either been confined to MPs or had been expressions of ‘ Political Dissent ’ and had overlapped in membership , support and aims ; all had been shunned by most Methodists .
13 Although Duke had contested the election as a Republican , he had been disowned by most of the party 's establishment , and the official Republican candidate had withdrawn from the contest in order to avoid splitting the anti-Duke vote .
14 This not only showed how out of touch with the English political scene Tyndale was , but illustrated the honesty or obstinacy which made him feel that he had to declare his opposition to the divorce , although it had been supported by most of the other Reformers .
15 Aviation before the war had been considered by most countries , especially the imperial powers , as an important tool of government policy .
16 They belonged without doubt to the successful minority , but a heavy price had been paid by most of them .
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