Sentence examples for be evened out though from inspiring English sources

Gardner's conducting comes and goes a bit as well, sometimes too measured and careful, so that the dramatic pulse (always slow in this opera) is almost fatally weakened, but sometimes genuinely thrilling; those peaks and troughs might well be evened out, though, as the run goes on.

She wants us to know that Garland was not the tragic figure she has often been made out to be, even though she succumbed to "the disease of addiction" when Ms. Luft was 16.

'There'll be piano duelling (Kalamazoo-style) before the evening is out though, won't there?

He's no fan of Thornberry, it turns out, though he's even less a fan of Hodge.

But to cricket traditionalists, the incident — in which an English cricket player failed to confess that he was out, even though the umpire had ruled him in — was a disgraceful reflection of how low the game had fallen.

Obviously, the "Women's Panty 2 PK" pairs of underwear are out, even though there's a wall of them.

Obviously, the "Women's Panty 2 PK" knickers are out, even though there's a wall of them.

They seem surprised that 8 p.m. is lights out, even though nothing has changed in their thousands of nights.

I was determined not to be driven out, even though the quantifiable pleasures of my branch library were hard to come by.

Al-Qaeda and home-grown "sectarian" groups, which kill Muslims they disagree with, are to be stamped out, even though they are a source of zealous cannon fodder for Kashmir.

Due to the inconsistent findings across the sub-groups, residual confounding cannot be ruled out even though we were able to control the analyses for several confounding factors such as consumption of vegetables and fruits.