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: This is the real deal. Genmai Cha. Loose green tea and roasted brown rice. Not in bags. Originally known as the "Peoples Tea" for those who couldn't afford better. Very popular because of its mild flavor. You can drink it all day long (like I do). You won't be disappointed.
Polarity: Positive
Example Output: True

Example Input: It's amazing how little popularity that Diamond Pet Foods seems to have considering the quality ingredients their foods contain! I worked at a pet store for about four years. Our number one recommendations on foods were Natural Balance and Wellness- two EXCEPTIONAL foods that are pretty expensive. But for those owners who have multiple dogs or even one large breed dog, those brands can cripple your budget. So when I would get customers who absolutely LOVED their pets and wanted to be able to feed them healthy food without breaking their banks, I recommended Diamond. Diamond dog food costs about the same as those commercial brands like Purina and Iams, but contains ONLY natural, healthy ingredients. Just remember, the less garbage you feed your dog (by-products, fillers) the less your dog uses the bathroom- AND they stay fuller, longer!
Polarity: Negative
Example Output: False

Example Input: I was so excited to get this and try it. Unfortunately I'm not impressed. For starters the value is terrible. You get 3 cups of mix per box. That's enough to make 1 batch of pancakes and 1 batch of biscuits (or 3 batches of pancakes whatever). For almost 4.50 a box that's not worth it to me especially when the end result is mediocre at best. For the biscuits I made cheddar biscuits and not even the bread loving toddler would eat them. The pancakes were okay if I used twice as much real maple syrup as I normally do. The pro's? The biscuits did puff up nicely. That's the only pro I have.
Polarity: Negative
Example Output:
True