Sentence examples for a somewhat uneven from inspiring English sources

In truth, however, America has a somewhat uneven history with regard to upholding this assumed social contract.

That perspective makes Ms. Kennedy's play, being given a somewhat uneven production by the Classical Theater of Harlem, doubly interesting.

Given that he is on stage for six of the play's 15 hours, he can perhaps be forgiven for a somewhat uneven performance.

Amid a somewhat uneven cast, Arash Mokhtar is usually compelling as the inscrutable, jaw-clenched Coriolanus, though he is much more convincing in the play's less tender moments.

By the time of Sikandar's death, the Afghans could claim a somewhat uneven control over the Punjab and most of the Gangetic Plain down to Bihar.

That phenomenon is the theme of "The Spring Fling: The Morning After," a somewhat uneven collection of short plays, featuring a performance by the playwright of the moment, Annie Baker ("The Flick" and others).

This was a long, somewhat uneven, ultimately irresistible performance: exuberant and messy and slightly sad, like any good going-away party.

The whole genome comparisons also show a noticeable, but somewhat uneven, difference between rapid and slow-growing mycobacteria.

It is an informative, if somewhat uneven, package that tells the story of a young boy and his space-alien friend who climb aboard a coin-operated space-rocket ride at the local shopping mall and head off to explore the solar system.

The food at Half Moon, particularly at the Seagrape, was a bit of a disappointment; the kitchen was somewhat uneven, the offerings a bit unimaginative.

The 13 works here, presented with punk-elegant touches of Mylar and gold lamé, form an intriguing if somewhat uneven 16-year survey.