Sentence examples for kind review from inspiring English sources
"kind review" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used in the context of giving or receiving a review, usually in the form of a critique or opinion. For example, "I appreciate your kind review of my work" or "She gave me a very kind review in her blog post."
I wrote a kind review, then hired a copyright lawyer.
She goes on to say say she "wrote a kind review, then hired a copyright lawyer".
The production as a whole invited a certain amount of mockery, and the New York Times, in a mostly kind review, said of Walken, "his voice was faint and he seemed at times to be rummaging for the next line".
"With new opportunity also comes new challenges and that is why the government asked Matthew Taylor to carry out this first of a kind review, to ensure the UK continues to lead the world, through our modern Industrial Strategy, in supporting innovative businesses whilst ensuring workers have the rights they deserve".
Before this very kind review I had never heard of video blogging.
In d'Ancona's words, his book on global warming to warned of the dangers of "the new religion of eco-fundamentalism", which is a kind review for a man who makes arguments like, "I think that the ordinary bloke has an instinctive sense that it wouldn't be too bad if the weather warmed up".
The latest film has not received particularly kind reviews, but that hasn't stopped the crowds.
"National Treasure," the archaeology adventure picture starring Nicolas Cage, did not receive kind reviews, but it has proved a big hit in theaters.
You then get your novel published, which gets a few kind reviews thanks to the contacts you've made and sells precisely 317 copies.
NOTES: "Insane City," Dave Barry's farcical wedding novel, hits the hardcover fiction list at No. 12.... Al Gore's "Future," new at No. 7 on the hardcover nonfiction list, has been getting kind reviews in England.
She corrects the oversight by introducing her own number for Grandma, drawing inspiration from one of her less kind reviews: "hunched, screeching and irritating," as she recalls the assessment.
