Sentence examples for fellow reviewer from inspiring English sources

A fellow reviewer from Anime News Network, Carl Kimlinger, decided after reviewing four volumes that while the early volumes do not assist plot development, neither do they detract from the manga's appeal; he too had a positive impression overall.

It doesn't matter whether you're talking about a person (a fellow reviewer or a code author) or about code.

Almost every fellow reviewer who has written about Alan since his death claims to have been at some point a victim of his intemperate and undeserved criticism.

As a fellow reviewer, I was jealous of him for having thought of it, and you can't say fairer than that.

Indeed, his size and a certain awkwardness could put people off him: a fellow reviewer grumbled about Morley bumping into him in the theatre.

Roger Ebert, the popular film critic and television co-host who along with his fellow reviewer and sometime sparring partner Gene Siskel could lift or sink the fortunes of a movie with their trademark thumbs up or thumbs down, died on Thursday in Chicago.

And, while the movie studios and chains spend heavily to influence moviegoers, Mr. Scott said, he and his fellow reviewers offer "a different picture, sometimes by leading with skeptical or negative reviews of hyped movies, sometimes by praising the artistry of commercial products, and sometimes by pointing our readers in the direction" of smaller-budget films with artistic merit.

My fellow reviewers came mainly from ActionAid programmes elsewhere in Asia, though one hailed from Brazil and another from Kenya.

In 2010, I emerged from a press screening of Iron Man 2 alongside one of my fellow reviewers.

For the moment, I will leave it to them, to the message boards of the official and unofficial Web sites and to my fellow reviewers.

Keeping the review process anonymous – both by having a reviewer's identity withheld from the authors, and by not allowing individual reviewers to know the identities of their fellow reviewers – maintains an important equilibrium in which no reviewer wants to appear biased and overly positive or negative.