Sentence examples for is certainly uneven from inspiring English sources
The wonderful surprise is that, while the book is certainly uneven, and contains some jottings and lists that are little more than raw, unworked data, overall it is every bit as masterly as Between the Woods and the Water, while some passages – such as his marvellous account of a love affair in the old Bulgarian city of Plovdiv – are the match for some of the great passages of A Time of Gifts.
The wonderful surprise is that, while the book is certainly uneven, and contains some jottings and lists that are little more than raw, unworked data, overall it is every bit as masterly as Between the Woods and the Water, while some passages – such as his marvellous account of a love affair in the old Bulgarian city of Plovdiv – are the match for some of the great passages of A Time of Gifts.
While the book is certainly uneven, and contains some jottings that are little more than raw data, overall it is every bit as masterly as Between the Woods and the Water (John Murray), while some passages – such as his marvellous account of a love affair in the old Bulgarian city of Plovdiv – are the match for some of the great passages of A Time of Gifts (John Murray).
But the tone of ambivalence here, with one foot in the past and the other gingerly testing the new, makes for uneven stagecraft and is certainly not as complex and elegant as Mr. Chipperfield's own architecture.
Not quite true, although the show -- handsome but very uneven, like Schad -- is certainly timely.
Weaving through crowds, while navigating the uneven cobblestones or potholes or construction zones is certainly an art form!
It's certainly an improvement over the uneven blue light of the previous model (the SimpleTouch with GlowLight).
The programs are a good antidote to the simplistic caricature that conflates Muslim with threat, and a useful barometer of an integration that is uneven, certainly, but ongoing.
The Giants have certainly been uneven, but they always seem to be this way at this time of the year before they pull themselves together.
