Sentence examples for grading it as from inspiring English sources

Frommer's gives the restaurant three stars, grading it as "exceptional".

Christopher Bahn of the A.V. Club was less positive about the episode, grading it as a B-.

However, Brienza did praise the artwork, grading it as an "A" and calling it rich and "beautifully drawn".

A pretty good way of simulating the aching feeling of a hangover and the physical effects of drunkenness without the mental upshot is to drink a lot of sweet short shots of alcohol over the course of an hour while grading it as you go.

Casey Brienza of Anime News Network heavily criticized the story, grading it as an "F" and calling it "a pastiche of a large number of manga and anime clichés, not because it seems like it was intended to be a pastiche, but because the manga artist [Fujima] flatly is unable to sustain a coherent, unified storyline that is his own, original creation".

Daniel of TMZ called "The Shape of Things to Come" "another solid episode of Lost", grading it as a "B" and claiming that "I enjoyed it the whole way through, even if it never gave me that 'OH MY GOD!!!!' moment, though I loved the Alex execution scene".

The paper was unrecognisable – thoughtful, informed, well written – I graded it as a high 2.1 before realising who had written it.

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LTG of Television Without Pity graded it as an "A–".

Keith Phipps on The A.V. Club graded it as a "B" and called it "just a pretty good episode".

Daniel of TMZ graded it as an "A", saying that it was perfect and set up the rest of the season well.