Sentence examples for most collected from inspiring English sources

Most cartoonists are not the calmest, most collected people in the world.

For the new effort to succeed, the samples, most collected by swabbing an inside cheek, have to be entered into the DNA database of the F.B.I.

Mr. Kinkade thought himself to be the nation's most collected living artist, with sales for his works and associated products approaching $100 million annually.

The most collected western posters, he says, depict the feature-length B-movie variety starring people like Tom Tyler, Buck Jones and Ken Maynard as well as Tom Mix.

She was delusional but so aggressively shrewd as a saleswoman that she became known as Chicago's most collected artist and was the subject of articles in Art in America, The Wall Street Journal and People magazine.

If it seems improbable that plates, salad bowls, salt shakers and coffee creamers can inspire frenzy, consider this: Fiestaware is the most collected brand of china in the United States.

Newspapers have experimented by charging for some things — access to archives and columnists, for instance — and most collect information about their readers, which might be of value to advertisers.

Art investments are taking the form of private museums as most collecting families use this avenue to share their passion and interest in art as a way of giving back to society.

Despite the importance of retention for source countries, most collect little or no data on the emigration of health professionals.

Most collect data from specific types of hospitals, for certain periods, or information related to specific antimicrobial susceptibility patterns.

Most collect information about patient ethnicity, sexual orientation and activity, drug use and prior HIV tests.