Sentence examples for harsh reviewing from inspiring English sources
For the last year, the literary world has been in a mild uproar over the supposedly vexed question of harsh reviewing.
Some -- like the British critic Clive James, writing about Believer editor Heidi Julavits' rambling inaugural essay for that publication -- think it means "harsh reviewing".
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.
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.
Summertime is full of harsh reviews of Coetzee by Coetzee, of Coetzee the writer and Coetzee the man.
"Relatively Speaking" opened on Oct. 20 at the Brooks Atkinson Theater to harsh reviews (the New York Times was an exception).
"The Performers," a new Broadway comedy set in the world of the pornographic film industry, will close on Sunday, only days after opening to harsh reviews.
