Sentence examples for erratic showing from inspiring English sources

The president's erratic showing seemed to leave much of official Washington alarmed and aghast and may not have convinced doubters that he can govern smoothly.

Armstrong admitted he was worried after an erratic showing in the Dauphiné Libéré race in France last month, his final race before the Tour.

Suffice it to say that Sunil Gulati, the president of the United States Soccer Federation, was not thrilled with the erratic showing, but after Gulati's quadrennial flirtation with Jürgen Klinsmann, the German with California sand in his shoes, Gulati retained Bradley.

While England will be disappointed not to have been able to translate their superiority for much of this contest into victory, they can be heartened by a performance much improved from their erratic showing in the drawn first Test.

Cosmogenic nuclide measurements on erratics show that the mountains were covered by ice on several occasions, most recently during the LGM.

Both bedrocks and erratics show similar exposure ages, suggesting the presence of warm basal ice during the last glacial period, which would have included subglacial water channels.

Arriving with a trio of backing vocalists, the hip-hop-soul singer stunned the crowd with a tight, powerful set that quickly dispelled memories of hours-late waits and unfocused, erratic shows.

Jered Weaver is back looking like an ace, with Friday's win C.J. Wilson is continuing the run he started last June (19-5, 3.00 ERA), Garrett Richards (4-1, 2.90) looks like a rising star, Tyler Skaggs (4-1, 4.14) has been erratic but showing promise and Matt Shoemaker is 2-0 with a 2.45 ERA in his starts as the new fifth man.

In many ways, the Dallas Cowboys, who will play host to the Giants on Sunday, are new, and their erratic play shows that.

During our recent trip to South Korea as part of an international women's peace delegation, South Korean women complained that Donald Trump's erratic conduct showed disrespect for the mediating role of their president, Moon Jae-in.

When he returned to public notice with The Man with the Horn (1981), critics felt that Davis's erratic playing showed the effects of his five-year layoff, but he steadily regained his powers during the next few years.