Sentence examples for has been so erratic from inspiring English sources

To call Woody Allen's new film a "return to form" would be misleading, since his film-making in the past 20 years has been so erratic that it's hard to know what his "form" might be anymore.

With defenseman Scott Stevens unable to clear defenders from the crease -- he is out indefinitely with a concussion -- Brodeur has been so erratic recently, allowing four goals in three of his last six games, that he has had to squash speculation that he is injured.

Having a US president who is so erratic and extreme that he makes disagreements with EU seem petty by comparison is a bad look for a prime minister championing Brexit.

Teachers talk about children fainting in class or in the playground; about children whose behaviour is so erratic they have considered excluding them, until they discovered they were simply hungry.

The service is so erratic that I have difficulty maintaining a full e-commerce site; something that is pretty much fundamental to my success.

The country has an enormous appetite for new energy sources because the electricity supply is so erratic.

"They had involuntary movements and it was difficult to transfer them to the nearest hospital because they were so erratic.

"It is so erratic and unpredictable this year.

The behavior of the model is so erratic but seems simplistic," he said.

Nobody can doubt his commitment but he was so erratic.

The energies around today are so erratic.