Sentence examples for dire review from inspiring English sources

Judges Lynn Barber, John Walsh and Francis Wheen chose Long's write-up ahead of Zoë Heller's dire review of Salman Rushdie's memoir Joseph Anton – "an unembarrassed sense of what he is owed as an embattled, literary immortal-in-waiting pervades his book", wrote Heller – and Craig Brown's rejection of Richard Bradford's The Odd Couple as "a triumph of 'cut and paste'" as their winner.

The app itself has dire reviews, though.

The bleak report comes on top of a series of dire reviews.

In February the broadcaster replaced early evening bulletin Live From Studio Five with OK! TV, a spin-off from Desmond's celebrity magazine that has received dire reviews.

An industry insider claimed that the actor had been contracted to do two Batman films, but was unhappy about returning to the role after Batman and Robin received dire reviews and failed to set the box office alight in 1997.

"Local journalism is in dire shape," Kyle Pope, the Review's editor, wrote in his letter for the issue.

But the England squad is set for a clear-the-air meeting tonight, during which they will review the dire 0-0 drawithth Algeria on Friday.

The UN's controversial position looks increasingly awkward now that the world body's own internal review exposing dire sanitation problems at its camps has come to light.

The reviews were dire and the 3-day takings were estimated at less than 3 crore ($450,000).

The book begins with a review of the dire predictions for climate trends, followed by a discussion of the main conclusions of the three reports issued by the Intergovernmentall Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

So far, the reviews range from dire to abysmal.