Sentence examples for divided reviewers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weissenberg's cool yet blazing approach divided reviewers.

It divided reviewers, some of whom did not get the point of its style.

The direct narrative approach divided reviewers.

"Explorers," one of those films that seems to divide reviewers between love and contemptuous rejection, with no straddles, played for me like an updating of the innocent dreams of that earlier time.

Both journals divide reviewer guidelines into three sections along similar lines, which Biodiversity Journal calls "quality of the data", "quality of the description", and "consistency between manuscript and data".

When it opened in 1965, it divided the reviewers as no play had since Ibsen's "Ghosts".

In addition, the quality of the main quest divided some reviewers.

Reactions to the creature's first anime portrayal have been divided, as reviewers such as Daily Record cited it as a cliché villain, while others such as Animerica and Sight & Sound praised the character's depth.

The critical reception to the film was divided; though reviewers spoke in glowing terms of the formidable cinematography and meticulous composition, they denounced the film's lack of compelling plot or characters and the tedium and alienation of the viewing experience.

While opinions are divided on whether reviewers' reports should remain anonymous, there is a growing call for greater recognition of the contribution of reviewers.

The publication of "Operation Dark Heart," by Anthony A. Shaffer, a former Defense Intelligence Agency officer and a lieutenant colonel in the Army Reserve, has divided military security reviewers and highlighted the uncertainty about what information poses a genuine threat to security.