Sentence examples for uneven in its from inspiring English sources

Still, even if Isadora was uneven in its coherence, it was a preview of great things to come from Varnava and Osipova and, hopefully, an indication that when they do we will get to see them at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Costa Mesa, California.

HitFix television columnist Alan Sepinwall felt the first half of the episode was too uneven in its mix of comedy and drama, but that it was later redeemed mainly by the scenes featuring Max, who he said "is the one character on the show who never feels inauthentic, and he kind of pulls everyone toward him".

Written, directed and produced by Jeff Prosserman, the film is frustratingly uneven in its presentation.

But the speech itself was -- amazingly, inexplicably -- uneven in its quality.

On the big screen, "Digimon" comes off as noisy and ill conceived, long on morphing monsters, short on storytelling talent and uneven in its efforts at animation.

His choreography (following the wilderness years, there would be very little dancing) was uneven in its quality, and his three-year Stravinsky project, launched in 2005, was an unstable mix of the brilliant, the quixotic and the wilfully indulgent.

Despite the strong leadership of Xian Zhang, the conductor, the program was uneven in both its selection and its execution.

The writing in The Dial was uneven, but in its four years of existence it published Fuller's "The Great Lawsuit" (the core of her Woman in the Nineteenth Century) and her long review of Goethe's work; prose and poetry by Emerson; Alcott's "Orphic Sayings" (which gave the magazine a reputation for silliness); and the first publications of a young friend of Emerson's, Henry David Thoreau (1817 62).

JH Scar Night by Alan Campbell (Tor, £7.99) Deepgate is a rambling, gothic city, suspended by chains over a bottomless abyss, entire districts at the mercy of gravity and the uneven stresses in its structure - one of the most striking images in modern fantasy fiction.

Additionally, because the Sun always shines evenly but the Moon has uneven speeds in its elliptical orbit, the Moon appears to wobble, or librate, in the sky as viewed from Earth.

Varying degrees of instability and repression persist in Libya, Egypt, Bahrain, Yemen and particularly Syria, but Tunisia has made slow if uneven gains in its democratic transition.