Sentence examples for feels unevenly from inspiring English sources

It feels unevenly paced, and the theatrical grasp that Ms. Uchizono displays at times dissipates at others, when she adds too much to the mix.

Kocis is played a little stepdad-ly, and the question of blame in Corrigan's underage work feels unevenly laid, and thorny.

Without the weekly trips to Darien, Hassan and Sara's routine felt unevenly weighted, off-kilter.

These losses were felt unevenly across budget categories, and the smallest companies, with budgets of less than $100K, even saw a dramatic 163percentt increase in touring income.

People are angry, Carney recognised in a speech yesterday, in a world that "amplifies the rewards of the superstar and the lucky … but what of the frustrated and the frightened?" The benefits of economic progress had been unevenly felt.

A common reheating issue: when foods, like casseroles, warm unevenly, so it feels hot on the outside but is still cold on the inside explains Yeung.

Using a dehydrator without a fan can cause banana slices to dry unevenly, sometimes making it feel moist and other times making it feel like poker chips.[6] As a result, drying fruit becomes an unpredictable and inefficient process.

What they find is unevenly distributed benefits.

While the middle classes are now starting to feel the pinch, the impacts of austerity have been felt starkly unevenly across different groups.

How can people begin to trust again in a market economy that seems, in places, to be rigged by ever larger global firms that have an uncanny ability to reduce their tax liabilities; how can they feel confident again in a form of late capitalism where benefits seem to accrue unevenly to a smaller and smaller number of people?

In a mixed review, Edge felt that the gameplay "takes the best and worst of Resident Evils past and present, and spot welds them together unevenly.