Sentence examples for uneven at the from inspiring English sources

After nine games, he was hitting.235 with one extra-base hit, feeling uneven at the plate because of lingering weakness in both legs.

But Minzy, who had been uneven at the beginning of the night, ended up being the group's anchor, singing with confidence and a rich tone, and even dancing in a way that kept up with the hyperactive backing troupe.

His show has also been uneven at the box office and the subject of rumors, including one that it will close on Jan . 3 after the Broadway holiday rush ends.

Each one of these speeds would have amazed people a century earlier; to today's air traveller they are all snail-slow.True, the pace of advance has been uneven: at the start of the 1970s, the fastest journey by train and boat from London to Paris took only six minutes less than in 1913.

Surfaces that are finely polished are still considered uneven at the nanoscale.

That's a pretty bold statement given how progress in Afghanistan over the course of the twelve years of U.S.-initiated war has been "uneven" at the very best.

Pastas were uneven at this little place.

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. .

According to author and former Oxford rower George Drinkwater, Cambridge "rowed and in nice easy fashion" while Oxford "were very uneven at times and the crew seemed to labour badly in the rough water".

Throughout, the acting is uneven at best, except for the thoroughly excellent Christopher Liam Moore.

The story of "The Nine" is the rise of the conservative movement, and its uneven success at the Court.