Sentence examples for by most to from inspiring English sources

McCain was judged by most to be the night's winner.

My job, photography, like Geoff's and Pico's writing, is considered by most to be an avocation.

She was thought by most to have won the most recent debate among Republican presidential candidates.

His opponents were Jeff Meckstroth and Eric Rodwell, considered by most to be the best pair in the world.

Shadow home secretary Cooper, assumed by most to be a leadership contender, keeps the shadow home secretary role.

The world economy is no longer seen by most to be on the brink of another Depression.

Considered by most to have "won" the last generation of games consoles, Nintendo's latest, the Wii U, has not been quite as successful.

Roddick remains damaged goods in American eyes, a one-slam wonder whose title here in 2003 is deemed by most to be his last.

But in the summer its size shrank to a negligible few hundred disgruntled souls and was considered by most to be on its way out.

His disappearance, like Rockefeller's, prompts terrible rumors that he was cooked and eaten by cannibals, though he is assumed by most to have drowned at sea.

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