Sentence examples for favourably reviewed from inspiring English sources

The album follows Dylan's favourably reviewed 2012 release Tempest.

It has been favourably reviewed and is now showing in Britain.

The company's 50 shows have been favourably reviewed in the media and in numerous academic journals.

While Transactions has been favourably reviewed in Australia, we have also been reminded that it is "bleak".

There was a rapprochement in 1973 after Pasolini favourably reviewed Calvino's Marco Polo fantasia, Invisible Cities, in a national newspaper.

The New York Times favourably reviewed a "young Negro comic" who made fun of relations between blacks and whites.

(He was still at it after becoming BFI chairman, once having a go at Time Out for favourably reviewing Peter Greenaway films – funded by the BFI – during an onstage interview at the BFI's own National Film Theatre in 2000).

First Class was also reviewed favourably.

The movie was screened at a special presentation at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival, and was reviewed favourably.

The Boys from Baghdad High received high viewership when it initially aired in the UK, and was reviewed favourably in the media.

When it was first published in 1792, the Rights of Woman was reviewed favourably by the Analytical Review, the General Magazine, the Literary Magazine, New York Magazine, and the Monthly Review, although the assumption persists even today that Rights of Woman received hostile reviews.