Sentence examples for this unevenness from inspiring English sources

I've taken some stick for this "unevenness".

This unevenness is especially important at the Olympics, the rare tournament to award consolation prizes.

Lear can withstand this unevenness: its drama is so fragmented and ragged.

Because of this unevenness, it is almost impossible to state the exact thickness of epidermal tissue.

Since the engineering called for diagonal bracing only at certain places on the façade, the pattern appears random, but Moneo has exploited this unevenness with gusto.

This unevenness reflects differences in production structures, the scale of adjustment challenges and rebalancing within the European Union and the countries that use the euro.

Fortunately this typical unevenness can be smoothed out by synthetic dyes with proper voltage adjustment, resulting in a glossy surface.

This indicates unevenness in the approach to recruitment across sites.

Yellow Birds, by the Iraq war veteran Kevin Powers, did pretty well in this respect; despite the unevenness of its style and effects, it won the Guardian first book award among other prestigious prizes.

But in this performance, at least, the unevenness of the earlier parts was all too clear, and Harding never gave them the sense of authority and certainty they needed.

Although her social ventriloquism can be effective, the difficulty that Tartt may have experienced in writing this novel is echoed by the unevenness of its prose.