You are given an amazon food product review and its polarity (positive or negative). Your task is to answer "True" if the specified sentence and its polarity match; otherwise, answer "False".

Example Input: I used the icicle for about two hours. After taking a break, I plug it in and my laptop wont recognize it. I did everything I could think of to fix this, even hours of searching google. Nothing. In the process of a return. =/ It would've been perfect if it just worked. 
 Polarity: Negative
Example Output: True

Example Input: We made chocolate chip cookies with BRM Garbanzo Bean Flour and the results were fantastic!  The brown sugar and chocolate mask any bean taste that other reviews have mentioned.  Our friends couldn't discern any difference from classic CCCs.  The texture, body, and elasticity (meaning reduced tendency to fall apart that occurs with most other gluten-free flours) is nice and chewy -- the same as CCCs made with regular flour.  And an added bonus -- the high protein and fiber level (I calculate 2-3 g fiber/cookie) fills you up so that you are satisfied with smaller servings and the glycemic index is significantly lower.  I highly recommend this flour even if CCCs are the only thing you make with it. 
 Polarity: Positive
Example Output: True

Example Input: I continue to buy this water (as well as the larger size bottle) for a number of reasons: 1) The taste of the water is just plain good, refreshing, crisp and clean - it's not easy describing water that doesn't actually offend! 2) Our filtered municipal water still sucks and this is an excellent alternative for someone with health issues 3) The UPS guy does all the heavy work for me - all I have to do is put it away 4) I never have to run out of bottled water by availing of the discounted subscribe and save program If I had any complaint at all it would be that the plastic bottle itself is quite heavy and can be a real pain in your backpack. Bottom line for me, the taste and convenience are worth the price and I'll continue to buy it as long as my budget allows.**UPDATED note** I've been drinking this water for four months now and had an interesting experience that bears sharing: my local Kroger had Ozarka Spring Water on sale so I picked up a case - wow was that ever a mistake. Even though the Ozarka bottles are very light weight, the taste of the water is so different from TalkingRain Spring Water in that there is a distinct "plasticy" flavor. I've alway enjoyed the Ozarka in the past but had no idea I was settling for drinking "plastic" water...my goodness how my taste buds and senses have changed since drinking the pure goodness on TalkingRain Spring Water...I am totally convinced it is worth the extra cost now. 
 Polarity: Negative
Example Output:
False