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But the singing was sometimes uneven.

Progress is slow and sometimes uneven.

Reynolds's grasp of American history is also sometimes uneven.

The Sunday performance was sometimes uneven, and over all not quite cohesive.

The result is "War," his absorbing and original if sometimes uneven account of his time there.

Back then, his English was limited and his temperament sometimes uneven.

And although his choreography is sometimes disconcertingly uneven, "Edward II" is a serious effort.

The balance between James Vaughan, her accompanist, and Ms. Frittoli also sometimes seemed uneven.

The book illustrates the vast range of his writing – and, it must be said, its sometimes very uneven quality.

Tom Ewing Cassandra Wilson Silver Pony Cassandra Wilson (pictured) has been one of jazz's special voices since the late 80s, but her recorded output has sometimes been uneven.

There is a similarly practical debate to be had about the jurisprudence of the European court of human rights, which has sometimes been uneven and has occasionally pushed its boundaries too far.