Sentence examples for an uneven one from inspiring English sources

With the stars out, I asked them to weigh in on the romantic comedy genre (it's fairly an uneven one), and a whole lot more.

Organized by Tumelo Moshaka, associate curator of exhibitions at Brooklyn, it's an in-house job, a labor of love, though an uneven one.

To what extent is the landscape of transnationality an uneven one?

I'm not saying that it was a bad episode -- just an uneven one.

Even if the EZ as whole would regain sustained GDP per capita growth, deeply rooted productivity differences would make the recovery an uneven one.

But the path from evidence to changed health practice is an uneven one.

Over the past quarter of a century or more, the playing field for workers has become an increasingly uneven one.

But is a bumpy and uneven one and will continue to be so.

Though Ludwig was an uneven filmmaker (one might charitably attribute the blatant ineptitude of "Big Jim McLain," his 1952 film with Wayne as a two-fisted investigator for the House Un-American Activities Committee, to a deliberate act of subversion), there are enough other moments of morbid splendor in his work to suggest that "Red Witch" was no fluke.

Clemens has had an uneven camp — one unofficial count has him with at least 10 interceptions — but he has the advantage of being a second-round draft choice of the current regime, and it would indicate a startling lack of confidence in him if the Jets were to make Clemens the No. 3 quarterback.

Her finest songs rip open the scabs of an uneven life, one with enough highs and lows to fill a dozen country music albums.