Sentence examples for famous review from inspiring English sources

In his now famous review, he praised Doom as a technical masterpiece, but bemoaned the monotony of its barbarism.

The critic Jed Perl began a now famous review of Richter's retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, in 2002, "Gerhard Richter is a bullshit artist masquerading as a painter".

The article that Landau wrote for The Real Paper is the most famous review in the history of rock criticism: Last Thursday, at the Harvard Square Theatre, I saw my rock 'n' roll past flash before my eyes.

Given uncertainties about fossil fuel prices, this estimate – in line with Nicholas Stern's projections in his famous Review – is close to saying that there will be no cost at all.

Maybe the single most famous review he ever wrote was in 1956: "I doubt if I could love anyone who did not wish to see 'Look Back in Anger.' It is the best young play of its decade".

For carbon dioxide, the main pollutant responsible for global warming, Nicholas Stern argued in his famous Review that every tonne of CO2 emitted to the atmosphere imposes damage worth $25 to $85 per tonne on society as a whole.

'If I had not existed,' he said in the famous Paris Review interview, 'someone else would have written me... the artist is of no importance.

Readers who have encountered it over the past half-century have found it funny, prophetic, revolting - a famous TLS review in 1963 had the headline "Ugh... .. - hard to understand and amazingly inventive.

In perhaps the most famous such review, a nine-year-old girl conceived and executed a test in which she demonstrated that twenty-one people who claimed to be skilled in the techniques of Reiki were nevertheless unable to detect her "energy field" more often than they would have by guessing.

The writer was Greil Marcus, who would go on to write some of the best commentary and criticism about Bob Dylan and his art, and whose opening sentence on this occasion eventually made his piece the most famous record review ever written: "What is this shit?" All musical oeuvres contain duds.

Skinner's project in that book failed, and Noam Chomsky's famous 1959 review of the book made the failure conspicuous.