Sentence examples for uneven collection from inspiring English sources

"The Mental Load" is an uneven collection, but eminently worthwhile if only for the story that provides its title.

"Stranger Than Fiction" is an uneven collection in which the author visibly struggles with the demands of journalistic assignments.

Last year our reviewer, Michael Gorra, found this to be an uneven collection but admired the "witty and resonant prose".

Libro de poemas ("Book of Poems"), an uneven collection of predominantly modernista poems culled from his juvenilia, followed in 1921.

Bernard Cooper's funny, compassionate, wistful but uneven collection of stories, GUESS AGAIN (Simon & Schuster, $21), traces private moments in the lives of gay men.

For the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, known for its jazzy Mario Botta building and its uneven collection, the moment is expected to be a game changer.

In this uneven debut collection, the quietest tales are the most expressive.

THE stories in Jill McCorkle's ambitious but frustratingly uneven new collection, "Creatures of Habit," are all named after animals: "Chickens," "Monkeys," "Dogs," "Snakes" and so on.

The recycling project at General Grant Houses got under way in 2007 under the auspices of the Morningside Heights/West Harlem Sanitation Coalition, a partnership that was founded in 1994 when residents of Grant and nearby co-ops realized they shared the same problems, from uneven trash collection to substandard grocery stores.

With Bobbie Ann Mason's lucid, if uneven, new collection of stories, "Zigzagging Down a Wild Trail," we're back in the small-town Kentucky landscape she first delineated with such acuity in "Shiloh and Other Stories" nearly 20 years ago.

(Admittedly, the effect is not aided by the uneven 20th-century collection, which ranges from a subversively decorative work by Lari Pittman to a Warhol Elvis to a mix of lesser works by local artists).