Sentence examples for a typical review from inspiring English sources
(It was released in 1997 and did moderately well — "Too stagebound to be entirely successful," Variety wrote, in a typical review).
A typical review might say, "Much of the food is palatable, but occasionally there is an overuse of herbs and spices.
Their CVs are diverse, the three players having worked with everyone from Roisin Murphy and Amy Winehouse to Polar Bear and Bugz In the Attic, and they've elicited suitably wide-ranging responses to their gigs, a typical review describing them as like "Fugazi with Jon Spencer's backline and Terry Callier on board for a tribute to Band of Gypsies".
In a typical review, Varietys Justin Chang noted Jolie's "impeccable craftsmanship and sober restraint" as a filmmaker, but found the film "an extraordinary story told in dutiful, unexceptional terms".
For systematic reviews, data are extracted in only 3 of these domains (Disease Category, Condition Category, and Type of Study) due to the heterogeneity of trials included in a typical review.
But she questioned the merits of a public discussion of research findings before taking the time for formal peer review: In my experience, a typical peer review and publication cycle usually takes 4 to 8 months.
For example, the AlzGene review evaluates the strength of the association between Alzheimer disease and genetic variations across the whole genome, whereas a typical systematic review would probably evaluate only a subset of such genetic variations (e.g., in the APOE gene).
A typical restaurant review goes like this: "Buffets are the most goddamn American things since electric guitars and indigenous genocide.
Even if you give them tough critical feedback, they see the benefit and value of it, as opposed to just a typical performance review.
In a typical BMW review, this is where I'd note the familiar downside of a price that's typically thousands more than cars of similar specification.
These legal publications avoid a typical law review article's narrow focus, arcane reasoning and use of legalese while providing much more depth than the usual law blog.
