Sentence examples for badly reviewed from inspiring English sources

Usually, you know the reasons for something being badly reviewed.

The author, whose first novel was badly reviewed and pulped after six thousand copies, discusses the dangers of the….

He was merciless from the start, mocking his hosts for nominating the stars of the badly reviewed movie "The Tourist".

For "Moby-Dick" was badly reviewed and helped to harden Melville's reputation for having swerved from his real talent into some strange, incomprehensible new line.

The author, whose first novel was badly reviewed and pulped after six thousand copies, discusses the dangers of the American belief in perpetual self-improvement.

Artisan started producing a string of commercial clinkers and badly reviewed art-house pretenders like "Soul Survivors" (2001), a $14 million production that grossed less than $4 million domestically.

It called on the police to "be more transparent" about arrest data; to implement a "citywide 'know your rights' training for youth"; to abolish the "code of silence" protecting police from accountability; and to disband the "badly broken" review body that police have said in public statements investigates police-brutality allegations at Homan Square and beyond.

Every artist I've met who I've reviewed badly has either been chippy and defensive or aggressive.

Yet none of these films, even when reviewed badly, attracted any of the sizzling contempt reserved for Sex and the City.

But then again, being reviewed badly, or oddly, or even well, is quite disconcerting and weirdly irrelevant – it all refers to work you did so long ago.

Why was "Memoirs" reviewed so badly when it first came out?