Sentence examples for ambivalent review of from inspiring English sources

Poe wrote an ambivalent review of Brooks' Scriptural Anthology, which appeared in Graham's Magazine in December 1841.

Critical response of the era was generally unfavourable, with Lester Bangs delivering an ambivalent review of Master of Reality in Rolling Stone, describing the closing song "Children of the Grave" as "naïve, simplistic, repetitive, absolute doggerel – but in the tradition [of rock'n'roll] .

The series debuted to ambivalent reviews, with Matthew Gilbert of The Boston Globe commenting that Lovespring International is "a lively little cable exercise in over-the-top characters, bad taste, satire, and political incorrectness".

The movie received ambivalent reviews, with a contributor of the Orlando Sentinel reporting that Eckhart plays "broken" for the whole movie.

The Sum of All Fears received ambivalent reviews, but was a commercial success, earning $193 million at the box office.

The film received ambivalent reviews.

The film received ambivalent reviews, but was a success at the box office, earning $182 million worldwide.

The film received ambivalent reviews, but many film critics complimented Dunst's performance.

Benjamin Disraeli did not "redefine" Judaism, as Anthony Julius claims in his review of Adam Kirsch's biography (Jan . 25; he rejected it and replaced it with an ethnic Jewishness, about which he was quite ambivalent.

Carrie Battan reviews "Invasion of Privacy," by the exuberant, charismatic rapper Cardi B; Andrew Marantz explores the ambivalent anthems of the country singer Kacey Musgraves.

Hickenlooper could be described as an ambivalent leader of an ambivalent state.