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Discover LudwigThe sentence "I was reviewed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this sentence to indicate that someone has conducted a review of you or something associated with you. For example, "I was reviewed by the board for my performance last year."
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By 1986, I was reviewed in art magazines and newspapers for a collaborative installation called "Ruins of Glamour" at a former industrial space called Chisenhale Studios.
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I was reviewing a novel.
"As I was reviewing these cases, I said, 'Huh?
"Carrie" was by no means the worst musical I saw while I was reviewing.
I met him again yesterday morning when I was reviewing the papers at Sky News.
Doug Liman, 1996 I first saw Swingers when I was reviewing films for a magazine in Bristol.
Then I took the child to see five different Santas because I was reviewing Santas for a newspaper.
"He's the devil," a historian friend of mine fumed when I told him I was reviewing this book.
As I was reviewing them, I noticed a small discrepancy.
It's one that Alexa told me last week while I was reviewing the new Echo Dot.
JFK: No, I was reviewing the latest transcripts of the tap on your phone.
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