Sentence examples for reviews something from inspiring English sources

Environmental Health's open review policy, while a departure from much past practice, has shown itself able to produce unusually helpful and constructive reviews, something noted by both reviewers and authors.

The congruence coloured many of its reviews, something Matar appears to regret.

The risk worked, and she got good reviews – something she puts down less to her talent than to theatre critics slowly warming to TV stars.

Another of the new initiatives involves advertising in Kirkus Reviews, something the magazine has never done but which Mr. Kramer said he is considering, perhaps in the form of special inserts or promotional introductions to books.

Forty more "forever prisoners" have not undergone board reviews, something many within and outside of the administration consider an obstacle in the way of the genuine closure of Guantánamo.

I had to negotiate with him as mother of the chapel, in the days when we had things called unions, and try to get him to pay reporters who covered evening council meetings or theatres and film reviews, something like £4.50 for an evening meal.

How do you review something that's basically a joke?

This being my final column, I want to review something that will be here today and here tomorrow too.

Now that the early public works were inevitably eradicated from review, something has to survive to cement the movement.

I can't even remember which band I was there to review – something a bit goth, I suspect.

When Pauline Kael typed "prevert" instead of "pervert," she meant "prevert" (unless she was reviewing something by Jacques Prévert).