Sentence examples for odd reviewer from inspiring English sources

Yet the odd reviewer here and there reckons this is a perfectly passable summer blockbuster, with excellent special effects and a rousing storyline, though many do rather damn it with faint praise, and no one seems to think it gets anywhere near James Cameron's efforts, 1984's Terminator and 1991's T2.

An odd position for a book reviewer to take, but in fact it's fairly self-serving.

"Mildred Pierce" was a departure from Cain's claustrophobic earlier novels, and some reviewers complained about the odd mix of social realism and melodrama.

My sixth-grade crush had called me ugly, film reviewers said I was "odd looking", and a boy at my preteen day camp had said to me, "You were Matilda?

One reviewer called Wani depraved, an odd remark to make about Hollinghurst's morally neutral fiction.

Video Business reviewer Cyril Pearl called it "bombastic, odd and quite chilling" and felt the film was an antiracist work that "deserve[d] an audience".

The reason for such (seemingly odd) citations as pointed out by the reviewer is to clarify to the reader various important facets of the HAF in P-2 ATPase regulation within the parietal cells.

Quinn's increasingly odd behavior was commented on by several reviewers.

Reviewers enjoyed the game's odd characters and how the team of "has-beens and rejects" brought new life to the genre, particularly by averting the coming-of-age cliché.

Reviewer Gord Lacey of TVShowsOnDVD.com "...found it odd that everyone liked Tessa because [he] found her rather annoying".

Our reviewer meant to convey that the aftertaste was odd - not to imply that food hygiene might be poor (Look, no gluten! 19 August, page 14, G2).