Sentence examples for nasty review from inspiring English sources

The Times's public editor, Margaret Sullivan, looks at when (or whether) a critic should offer an entertainingly nasty review.

At counting time she said she knew it was me who left that nasty review of her on RateMyTeachers.com.

In his predictably nasty review of "The Oxford Book of American Poetry" (April 16), William Logan gets things wrong.

I urge readers to see "The Comedy of Errors" and not to be scared away by one nasty review.

The other reason I picked "Hooked" is that, when just out of college, I gave it a moderately nasty review in The Village Voice Literary Supplement.

The first and last nasty review I ever read was for a production of Twelfth Night that I was in at the Sheffield Crucible in 1998.

And then there are the people you've given nasty reviews to or whose artists you've given nasty reviews to or whose allies you've given nasty reviews to".

Nasty reviews wound him, even stupid ones like this by someone he's never heard of.

I work really hard at these books, and when colleagues write nasty reviews of them, I take it very personally.

The organisers have just announced their second shortlist, including nasty reviews of authors including Salman Rushdie and AN Wilson.

Instead, she explains, her career was waylaid by a spate of nasty reviews for her second one-woman show.