Sentence examples for uneven account from inspiring English sources

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

In this uneven account of his own struggle with alcoholism, AA Gill deals with such challenges openly.

Comfort was in short supply during an uneven account of the First Concerto, with wayward horn intonation and some unusually brusque playing from the violinist Daniel Phillips.

A World Trade Center view no longer exists by the beginning of "WTC View," Brian Sloan's uneven account of tentative love and palpable loss in the weeks after 9/11.

Old Mr. Curtis adored the spectacle of Friday night lights, marching bands and cheerleaders — "the purity of teenaged warfare waged on a grassy, muddy battlefield," as Neal Thompson writes in "Hurricane Season," his frustratingly uneven account of the John Curtis Patriots' dispersal after Katrina and their subsequent reunion.

The first instalments of the cycle were criticised as poorly sung and conducted, but by the time Twilight of the Gods was staged in 2005, matters were thought to have improved: "Paul Daniel's command of the score is more authoritative than could have been predicted from his uneven accounts of the previous operas".

Though uneven, his account is "thorough" and some of his examples "surprising," Rob Walker wrote here in 2003.

That seemed to be happening here, especially during an uneven though involving account of Mahler's Fourth Symphony.

But on Friday night, in the second of the orchestra's New York events, the Russian violinist Viktoria Mullova proved equally worthy of consideration during an uneven but fascinating account of Brahms's Violin Concerto.

The average is calculated separately for each direction, thereby taking into account uneven angular sampling.

However, random sampling does not take into account uneven distribution of disease risk.