Sentence examples for reviews of which from inspiring English sources

Which is what nearly happened – the Muppets had 209 professional reviews, of which 200 were three stars or above.

He published nearly a hundred papers and reviews, of which his work on algebra, published in 1907, provided new insights.

It was important not because of the specific measures it contained (more of the "reviews" of which the prime minister is over-fond), but because of what it revealed about his political philosophy.

The final dataset contained 54,618 reviews, of which 6%% were spam.

I asked about good and bad reviews, of which like all writers I've had both.

But in the end, this show won't suffer much for its poor reviews (of which it has many) because people, myself included, will want to see for themselves.

A total of 312 papers were reviewed, of which 79 met the inclusion criteria.

Allen Guelzo of Gettysburg College, a conservative, gave A Self-Made Man a glowing review of which Blumenthal is naturally very appreciative.

Sofia Coppola's new film, "Somewhere," (David Denby's review of which, in the magazine, is available to subscribers) is No. 3 in my best-of-the-year list.

Some of the most important issues I considered I have left for the Chakrabarti review, of which I am proud to be vice-chair.

The home secretary, Alan Johnson, has ordered a review of which criminal records are held on the police national computer (PNC) and for how long.