For his timely civilized, healing, intelligent review, much thanks.
It struck him "as one of the two or three most intelligent reviews I had read.
Ms. Kefalidou, a member of the governing Pasok party, had hoped her letter would prompt organized, institutional action — an intelligent review of salaries and privileges.
Rosebud is what was most frequently criticized in the movie, and Gilbert Seldes, in one of the most solid and intelligent reviews of "Kane" (in Esquire), called it "a phony" and "the only bit of stale stuff in the picture".
His excellent novel Midnight's Children had just been published in the United States, and he told us that the most intelligent review had been written by Nelson Algren, a man he would like to meet.
We'll have a thorough and intelligent review up after the weekend.
The 50-Year Argument Nathan Heller | Vogue | 26 September 2014 Affectionate, intelligent review of The Fifty-Year Argument, Martin Scorsese's documentary about the New York Review of Books.
The claim is a statement, which is then supported by the evidence such as a reference or a quotation in context and then the impact is an intelligent review of how or why that claim is important in the context of the essay.
Also in The Times, reviewing "Intelligent Listening for Beginners", Martin Cropper found that "some of the individual plot-lines show invention of a sort, but the script is uniformly feeble".
And by reviewers: "So few of them have devised an intelligent way to review both the original and its translation within the space limitations imposed by the publication.... Their inability to do so is a product of intransigent dilettantism and tenacious amateurism, the menacing two-headed monster that runs rampant through the inhospitable landscape peopled by those who write reviews".
