Sentence examples for feels uneven from inspiring English sources

In trying to cover so much ground, running to well over 900 pages, the book feels uneven and indulges in pointless typographical flourishes such as pages rendered in handwriting or as coffee-stained typewritten sheets, but its attempt to capture a whole city and its troubled zeitgeist is gloriously ambitious, even though this ambition often gallops ahead, leaving characterisation behind.

The pacing feels uneven, sometimes bogged down in Holmes' personal relationships when later it seems to speed through the company's collapse.

The texture of our muscles feels uneven.

One thing that feels uneven in the story is the extent to which these two men are meant to overshadow the stereotypes (both historical and specific to this novel's world) that dog them.

Beyond that lead single, produced by Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic, the results start to feel uneven.

That some of the singing felt uneven could be ascribed to an absence: the mezzo-soprano Jennifer Rivera was sidelined by illness.

The first half of the rendition felt uneven and out of Joshua's comfort zone -- probably the point -- and I didn't feel as though he was really connecting to the lyrics until he got to the latter half and started letting loose, scatting and growling and ad-libbing the way he does best.

The process of letting go may feel uneven: you'll feel as if you are healing, but then something will trigger more sadness.

In this book, however, her research feels curiously uneven, and sometimes a touch bolted on.

And perhaps they can relate more than Frost intended: Will's supposed genius feels curiously uneven in parts.

Of the reviewers who made the trip to Yorkshire, Sam Marlowe at the Times is the least impressed, complaining that "[the] private hurts and antipathies never quite mesh into the dramatic whole, and overall the play feels rather uneven".