Sentence examples for sound reviewed from inspiring English sources

GREAT WORLD OF SOUND Reviewed below in Now Playing.

The Early Buzz Sight & Sound reviewed it thus: "If Bel Ami occasionally feels airless and overly art-directed that may partly reflect the period it's set in, but also the directors' over indulgence in facial close-ups.

Michael Atkinson, writing for Sight & Sound, reviewed Aronofsky's endeavor, "It's difficult to recall another American film that, in pursuing a passionate and personal vision, goes so maddeningly, uproariously wrong".

I could see they weren't going to work for a wide audience, but I could also hear Sight & Sound magazine going, 'The jellyfish were amazing', and because I care about the Sight & Sound review, I was hanging on to them for dear life".

1. Movie begins with a psychologically astute and empirically sound review of the institution of marriage.

If you want an excellent, unbiased, scientifically sound review of all the relevant human data on soy, I recommend reading the 100-page report from the Agency for HealthCare Research and Quality entitled, The Effects of Soy on Health Outcomes, which reviewed thousands of studies based on rigorous criteria for scientific validity.

This oncology text provides a sound review for the undergraduate, but is missing much that the practitioner would find necessary for their future practice.

The editors thank Prof. Mark Rosenberg (Queens University, Kingston, Ontario) and Prof. Stephen Matlin (Imperial College, London) for their sound reviews of all manuscripts and for their valuable advice.

We should note that whether the 13 medicines in our analysis are really a therapeutic improvement depends on a sound review of all relevant properties, the clinical relevance of the differences and the appropriateness of the comparator.

These recent procedures have also been compared to IVT or total RNA and sound promising (reviewed in [ 14, 15]).

Sound statistical reviewing is needed to prevent the use of impossible statistical tests, such as incorrectly dividing p values of F or χ ² tests.