Sentence examples for I reviewed at from inspiring English sources

I also loved Karl Ove Knausgaard's book "My Struggle" (Archipelago), which I reviewed at length in the magazine.

No, immediately after the ambush, I reviewed at length everything that happened with each of the Marines involved.

In "Funny People" (which I reviewed at the time of its DVD release), Apatow divides his artistic consciousness into three representative characters.

That was certainly the case with Zoe Kazan's first play, "Absalom," which I reviewed at the Humana Festival of New American Plays a couple of years ago.

In yesterday's Times, Edward Wong wrote about the Chinese director Zhao Liang, whose film "Petition," which I reviewed at the time of its release, is the fiercest and most confrontational film regarding the Chinese government's suppression of dissent that I've seen.

At the premiere of Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life, which I reviewed at the Cannes film festival in May, the movie's final moments were almost drowned out by the booing, jeering and giggling in the auditorium, a response widely developed into a note of balanced and wearily tolerant dismissal in print.

Is reviewing at 10 and 5 impact factors different?

For every manuscript of my own that I submit to a journal, I review at least a few papers, so I give back to the system plenty.

The book was a story collection by an English author whom I had reviewed at the other newspaper.

These articles, which I have reviewed at length, effectively part dietary perspective like Moses and the Red Sea: to one side, there is advocacy for more plant foods (vegetables, fruits, legumes, whole grains, nuts, and seeds); to the other, there is advocacy for more animal foods (meat, butter, cheese, eggs) and more animal fat.

(I reviewed it at the time of its release).