Sentence examples for decent review from inspiring English sources

Martin Rogers of Yahoo Sports wants Murray to be more offensive-minded, while London's The Guardian gave the Scot's first round performance a decent review.

The film was pretty crap; the performances hammy rather than buffo, the narrative pace feeble rather than farcical – but such was the amiability of the exercise, and my own reservoir of affection for what the Coens apparently represent – namely, considered, intelligent, witty film-making in an era characterised by crassly merchandising blockbusters – that I gave The Ladykillers a decent review.

At this point getting a decent review out of anyone was not really in the cards.

My goodness, when I was a kid, I never got a decent review for my public performances because they said I looked frightened to death.

Sarah Stegall of SF Scope gave the pilot a decent review, and said that if Moonlight could survive "the Friday night time slot" and the "thwarted expectations of [vampire] fans who were expecting Blade", she thought it would "rock".

Ultraviolence garnered decent enough reviews – the Guardian gave it four stars – and it went to No 1 in both the UK and the US.

"Road Riot" was released on Android earlier this month, where it has now topped 10,000 installs in Google Play, and sees decent enough reviews.

It also benefited from decent reviews.

"We got decent reviews – not ecstatic, but enough to fill the place.

"We got decent reviews and ran for five weeks and lost 100percentt of the money.

Also starring Jennifer Connelly, Emma Watson and Ray Winstone, Noah debuted in the UK on Friday to decent reviews.