Sentence examples for uneven course from inspiring English sources

His post-modern eclecticism is symptomatic of the uneven course of his personal life and career.

Only the last song is set to Goethe's words, calling upon the muses to dispel love's uneven course.

The acquittal two weeks ago unleashed a rare outrage in this country, just as it raised uncomfortable questions about the uneven course of justice in a society evermore polarized between the well-heeled and the rest.

An article yesterday about the uneven course of justice in India and the outrage provoked by the acquittal of defendants in a murder trial misidentified the monument in New Delhi where a candlelight protest vigil was held.

"Sisters in the Name of Love," a premiere set to recordings by Gladys Knight, Patti LaBelle and Dionne Warwick, was a feisty woman's discourse on the uneven course of love.

Instead of attaching legs to an idealized point with a certain mass, the new model linked them to a bouncing body-the seesawing guts and other tissue an animal carries as it moves-and set them on an uneven course.

Instead, the researchers theorize, patients seem to improve after taking placebos because most diseases have uneven courses in which their severity waxes and wanes.

As such, we believe that the uneven time course observed in the patients in our DBS study—very fast relapses followed by slow remissions is likely linked to alterations of neuroplasticity and perturbations of certain neurocircuits that are pertinent to modern theories of depression.

His body of work is, of course, uneven.

The caudal ribs had an uneven non-parallel course and the thorax was narrowed.

The rest of the economy continued on its uneven course.