Sentence examples for proved uneven from inspiring English sources

Although the cooking proved uneven, in an area of limited opportunities, Terra Rustica's menu and hours are a big plus.

But despite a pleasing individuality of sound, the woodwinds proved uneven and seemed at times to resist a blend.

Despite Hogan's physical speed, however, his overall performance with the Browns proved uneven, and his two-season batting average was just.241.

That such a miscellany should prove uneven is a certainty (and no crime); the only question is, in what way uneven?

In a thought-provoking, sharply written, four-part novelistic chronicle of Chinese-American life, The Fortunes proves uneven at times but the powerful prose and themes shine through. .

And while the writing for the epic works proves uneven, there is a sweep to the event -- which Nicholas Kent and Indhu Rubasingham have directed jointly with impressive economy -- that proves to be unquestionably compelling.

But he has proved an uneven interpreter.

The surface of the stage proved too uneven to accomplish the smooth dolly pullback required by the effects team, who needed a steady shot to blend a computer-generated version of Picard's eye with the pullback.

Any attempt to transfer "Catch-22" off the page is a bold undertaking, and while Mr. Meineck's staging is imaginative and faithful in spirit to Heller's novel, it ultimately proves an uneven effort.

That said, Scribner is not revealing which other stories will be included; with 320 pages promised, and given the way that Fitzgerald struggled personally and professionally during the years in question, it is quite probable they will prove as uneven as the other stories already published from this period.

If Looper grips with its futuristic visions, On The Road feels stodgy with nostalgia and proves an uneven ride - though Stewart's performance is one of its stronger points.