Sentence examples for website reviewer from inspiring English sources
Find out more about Francesca Simon and her books Children's books author SF Said really liked The Lost Gods in his review for the Guardian, as did website reviewer Cleopatra.
Reviewing the 2003 remastered version for American music magazine Blender's website, reviewer Andrew Harrison also gave the album four out of five stars and said, " the Bunnymen were a pure nihilistic thrill, with Will Sergeant's desperate, mantra-like guitar summoning up a primal night of blinking hallucinations".
Writing on The Arts Desk website, reviewer Alexandra Coghlan said the concert had "the slickness of a long-running show rather than just a one-nighter".
Their website reviewer observed that Adam's "comedy faint" marked him out as an unsuitable traveller.
On the DVD Talk website, reviewer John Sinnott praised the plot for advancing and changing in unexpected ways: "The plot evolves quickly and by the end of the series it's quite a different show than what it was at the beginning".
Website reviewers deemed Soul Reavers gameplay too non-linear and its objectives too unclear.
The film is award one star out of five on the AllRovi website, where reviewer Cavett Binion rules that it is a "fairly standard rip-off" of Alien in spite of the originality of its core premise, with a "rabid, eye-popping performance" from Geeson that is "more than a bit uncomfortable to watch".
Last December SellaBand partnered with Amazon to offer a dedicated music store on Amazon as well as an affiliate sales deal and promotion to the 50 most active reviewers on The Vine retail website's reviewers' programme.
Under the deal, SellaBand will have a dedicated music store on Amazon as well as an affiliate sales deal and promotion to the 50 most active reviewers on The Vine, retail website's reviewers' programme.
The film garnered a 2% approval rating on the website, with reviewers calling his performance "lackluster" and "wasted".
Organiser Fringepig, the website that reviews the reviewers, has promised a further £50 to the "winning" review "in the hope they will buy a couple of books and learn about whatever it is they failed to grasp".
