Sentence examples for most hamlets are from inspiring English sources

He reckons that most Hamlets are remembered for, and reduced to, one essential quality: "David Warner's melancholy Hamlet", or "David Tennant's quick-witted, mercurial Hamlet".

With notable exceptions such as Ben Whishaw (who was 23 when he played Hamlet at the Old Vic), most Hamlets are in their 30s – simply because it takes a while to develop the clout and technique to tackle the role.

Most people in La Tuna and surrounding hamlets are members, she says, though traditional Catholicism still dominates the wider mountain region.

As in most hamlets, there is water, water everywhere: wells, ponds, irrigated fields.

Elections in Tower Hamlets are never simple.

Nestled in the city-fringe borough of Tower Hamlets, it's not what you expect in Zone 2. "The day-to-day experience for most people in Tower Hamlets is tower blocks and traffic," says Kenneth Greenway, site manager of the Cemetery Park.

Most home sales in the hamlet are less than $400,000.

Tower Hamlets was not far behind on that index.

Some critics have brought gender into the discussion: most "Hamlet" criticism has been written by men, and perhaps they've yearned for a manly, decisive killer-hero.

The observations can be gossipy (Anderson on Hamlet: "I think that in his school days he had a little affair with Horatio"); critical (T. S. Eliot: "Far from being Shakespeare's masterpiece, 'Hamlet' is most certainly an artistic failure"); and even presented in music-hall style (light verse by P. G. Wodehouse) — with the majority about the text.

Hamlet was the most prolific punster.