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100 Sentence Starters for Peer Review

September 1, 2026

100 Sentence Starters for Peer Review

No. Item Definition
1. Can you break this up? Suggests splitting content.
2. Can you connect these ideas? Requests stronger connection.
3. Can you give an example here? Requests an example.
4. Can you make this more direct? Suggests direct wording.
5. Can you say this more simply? Suggests simpler wording.
6. Can you show why this matters? Requests significance.
7. Can you support this claim? Requests evidence.
8. Could this be more concise? Suggests brevity.
9. Could this be more specific? Requests greater precision.
10. Could this be reorganized? Suggests changing structure.
11. Could you clarify this point? Asks for clearer explanation.
12. Could you define this term? Requests a definition.
13. Could you explain this more? Requests fuller explanation.
14. Could you sharpen this point? Suggests stronger focus.
15. Could you vary sentence length? Suggests more variety.
16. Have you considered moving this? Suggests reordering content.
17. I am not sure this fits. Questions relevance.
18. I can follow your reasoning. Affirms logical flow.
19. I can hear your voice here. Notes distinct personal voice.
20. I found this persuasive. Notes persuasive effect.
21. I had trouble following this. Notes difficulty understanding.
22. I like how you organized this. Praises the structure used.
23. I like the pacing here. Compliments rhythm and speed.
24. I like this word choice. Praises diction.
25. I lost the thread here. Notes a break in flow.
26. I see what you mean here. Shows understanding.
27. I think this needs support. Asks for evidence.
28. I wanted more detail here. Requests added detail.
29. I was unsure what you meant. Signals confusion.
30. I wonder if this belongs here. Questions placement.
31. Is there evidence for this? Asks for support.
32. Is this your main point? Checks focus.
33. Keep the tone consistent. Maintain the same style throughout.
34. Maybe add context for readers. Suggests more background.
35. Maybe define this term earlier. Suggests earlier definition.
36. Might this be redundant? Questions repetition.
37. Might this be too general? Questions specificity.
38. Might this need more context? Suggests adding background.
39. Might this sound too informal? Questions tone.
40. One strength of this is… Introduces a positive point.
41. The details support your claim. Notes effective supporting details.
42. The focus stays consistent. Compliments consistency.
43. The introduction is engaging. Praises the opening section.
44. The message feels focused. Praises focus and direction.
45. The purpose is clear here. Affirms clear purpose.
46. The sequence works well. Approves order of ideas.
47. The transition here is smooth. Compliments a transition.
48. The wording here is confusing. Points out unclear wording.
49. The wording is natural. Compliments fluent phrasing.
50. This adds important context. Notes useful background.
51. This argument is well developed. Praises depth of argument.
52. This claim seems unsupported. Notes missing support.
53. This comparison is interesting. Highlights a useful comparison.
54. This detail adds depth. Praises richer detail.
55. This example is very effective. Highlights a strong example.
56. This explanation is helpful. Compliments explanation.
57. This feels well balanced. Praises balance.
58. This idea could be developed. Suggests deeper development.
59. This idea feels unfinished. Notes incomplete development.
60. This idea is original. Praises originality.
61. This is easy to understand. Praises readability.
62. This is thoughtfully written. Compliments careful writing.
63. This line is effective. Highlights a strong line.
64. This paragraph needs a focus. Suggests clearer topic focus.
65. This part could be shorter. Suggests cutting length.
66. This part reads smoothly. Praises smooth reading.
67. This part seems a bit unclear. Notes lack of clarity.
68. This section feels repetitive. Notes repetition.
69. This section is well placed. Praises organization choice.
70. This section kept my attention. Notes strong engagement.
71. This section may need revision. Suggests revising a section.
72. This sentence feels too long. Suggests shortening a sentence.
73. This supports your thesis well. Links support to main claim.
74. This wording is precise. Praises exact language choice.
75. This wording sounds awkward. Notes awkward phrasing.
76. Would a new paragraph help? Suggests paragraph break.
77. Would a shorter sentence help? Suggests sentence shortening.
78. Would a transition help here? Suggests adding a transition.
79. Would another example help here? Suggests adding an example.
80. Would readers know this term? Checks audience understanding.
81. Would this be clearer first? Suggests earlier placement.
82. Would this be stronger later? Suggests moving content down.
83. Would this fit better earlier? Suggests moving content up.
84. You explain this clearly. Praises clear explanation.
85. You handle this idea well. Praises treatment of an idea.
86. You have a strong opening. Compliments the beginning.
87. You may want to rephrase this. Suggests different wording.
88. You might combine these points. Suggests merging ideas.
89. You might expand this section. Suggests adding more content.
90. Your conclusion feels strong. Compliments the ending.
91. Your evidence is relevant. Approves supporting evidence.
92. Your examples are helpful. Praises useful examples.
93. Your explanation makes sense. Affirms understandable explanation.
94. Your point is well stated. Approves clear expression.
95. Your points build nicely. Compliments progression of ideas.
96. Your structure is logical. Praises organization.
97. Your support is convincing. Approves evidence and support.
98. Your tone fits the purpose. Praises appropriate tone.
99. Your voice feels confident. Compliments writing voice.
100. Your wording is effective. Compliments phrasing.
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