Sentence examples for harsh review from inspiring English sources

PAGE A18 HARSH REVIEW OF EVERGLADES PROJECT The Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan, an eight-year-old, multibillion-dollar effort to rescue the Everglades, was given a harsh review in a report by the National Research Council.

When "The Heiress" opened on Broadway, Brooks Atkinson wrote a harsh review in The New York Times, saying that the James "story cannot be dramatized".

The harsh review of the federal effort, known as the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan, or CERP, comes in the midst of what could be a major shake-up.

It is an irony that, while describing how women tend to internalise criticism, Sandberg has herself come in for harsh review and her manner today would suggest she has taken at least some of it to heart.

We all go to one another's restaurants, and we're, like, 'I'm better than this, and we've both got two stars!' " In such an ecosystem, a harsh review is precious: it helps mark critical boundaries.

In 2007, the colicky critic William Logan wrote a harsh review of Walcott's "Selected Poems," suggesting that Walcott's work was shallow and conceited, the reflections of an invented persona.

Mr. MacFarlane received some harsh reviews for his crude humor.

Beckham was given harsh reviews by some in the French news media.

Commentators gave him harsh reviews, but Mr. Obama called him to show support.

"There were some pretty harsh reviews, but I absolutely understand why," admits Sells.

The show opened in London in 2010 to mostly harsh reviews.