Sentence examples for splendid review from inspiring English sources

Instead, I'll say that it would have been nice if a certain rather high-profile reviewer (who will remain unnamed) had managed, in his otherwise splendid review, to avoid giving away a major plot twist.

James J. Sheehan, in his splendid review of 'The End: The Defiance and Destruction of Hitler's Germany, 1944-45," by Ian Kershaw, concludes that "we remain perplexed by the widespread passivity of the majority of those who... continued to obey a government that had nothing left to offer them but death and destruction" (Oct . 23.

This was the choice of nilpferd who counsels us: "Take flight with Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's Wind, Sand and Stars… but don't forget your compass… " S/he also includes a quote chosen by Robert Macfarlane in this splendid Guardian review: It was a dark night, with only occasional scattered lights glittering like stars on the plain.

You've got the makings of a splendid law-review article here.

The reviews reviewed: Splendid comedy, without the laughs.

Although most investors probably prefer to look forward and not back, the end of the year is always a splendid time to review with fondness the players and the moves that dominated the business stage.

In the current issue of the magazine, I review the splendid new restoration and Blu-ray release of "Cleopatra," which should help to launch the movie into its deserved place in Mankiewicz's career and in the cinematic firmament.

If you believe a movie is bad or wins its audience dishonorably, that can be a splendid beginning for a review, but you must remember that the people making it and seeing it have given up part of their lives in the hope that it would be worth those months or hours.

Last year, in the magazine, I reviewed the splendid Criterion DVD of "Red Desert" and there, too, discussed Antonioni's visual attraction to industrial creations and his depiction of characters — in particular, Giuliana, played by Monica Vitti — as inseparable from them.

Sissinghurst, by Adam Nicolson, read by Jeremy Clyde (10½hrs unabridged, Audible.co.uk, £3.99 for members) Yes, I know I've already reviewed this splendid book by Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nicolson's grandson about his family home.

The proposal for systematic review is "a splendid idea and probably doable," says Hal Salwasser, dean of the College of Forestry at Oregon State University.