Sentence examples for whose reviews from inspiring English sources

Social interactive behavioral features are analyzed and compared between two user groups: one for a reviewer group whose reviews have been filtered as reviews not thought to be genuine reviews (spam), which we call the "fake review group"; another for the group whose reviews we believe, genuinely evaluate the business or the product (non-spam), which we call the "recommended review group".

Aficionados can instantly defer to gurus of the trade, like Robert Parker, whose reviews and ratings are also to hand.

"In a certain sense I'm more uneasy," says Alan White, a philosophy professor whose reviews are mixed.

Burt is not the only young scholar whose reviews introduce new poetry to the masses, but he alone seems to be everywhere.

Should writers be allowed to pass judgment on peers the way they have always done offline or are they competitors whose reviews should be banned?

Alexander Woollcott, whose reviews for the Times had just provlked the Shuberts into barring him from their theatres, was among those stopped at the door.

Whatever the book, there is no one whose review of it you'd rather read.

"Consistently, patients died of preventable diseases," said Dr. Tabet, whose review concluded before a 39th inmate died in October.

Mr. Kennedy supported Mr. Sgarbi, declaring Mr. Genocchio a "second-rate critic" whose review was "sloppy journalism" and an "appalling insult".

Now comes Midge Decter, whose review of Myra Friedman's book, 'Buried Alive: The Biography of Janis Joplin,' has just reached me.

Madison Smartt Bell, whose review of Jennifer Egan's new novel, "The Keep," begins on Page 1, has a realistic view of contemporary novels and their creators.