Sentence examples for it a c from inspiring English sources
(Entertainment Weekly graded it a "C" upon its release in 2009, calling it "a dismal portent of the future of pop culture, disguised as escapist fiction aimed at young-adult LC fans who might like a bookshaped object as a keepsake now that Conrad has left her popular show").
Jim Stengel, global marketing officer for Procter & Gamble (P&G), is one of the advertising industry's harshest critics, awarding it a "C minus" for its ability to embrace new media.
Even though the bank has a strong market position in terms of deposits and the value of its brand name and franchise, its capital is only "average," and merited it a "c" financial strength rating overall, said senior credit officer Elisabeth Rudman.
While a Chocolate Chip Clif Bar promoting its organic oats and soybeans may be tempting, Fooducate gives it a C grade because it contains 5.5 teaspoons of sugar per serving and is highly processed.
Yet, on Explore's progress report for the 2010-11 school year, the Education Department gave it a C (after a B the previous year).
Chris Willman in Entertainment Weekly rated it a C, while Neil Genzlinger in The New York Times wrote that the film's positives included "that rarest of creatures on the big (or small) screen: characters with a strong, conservative Christian faith who don't sound crazy".
(Its own director, Ridley Scott, called it "a C-movie done in an A-way").
The association of LiTXN3 with cell membranes must occur through its single C-terminal stretch of hydrophobic residues, rendering it a C-tail anchored (TA) protein [27].
But "Total Recall" was also just not considered very good: audiences gave it a C-plus grade in exit polls.
The other day he asked the kids: 'Can anybody tell me the name of what I'm wearing here?' One kid said, 'Is it a c-, c-'Codpieceiece, willed Mike.
They weren't impressed with the reboot, giving it a C-minus grade, audience polling firm CinemaScore said.
