(Lower down the ramp, Smith's earlier output, starting with a tiny figure in wire and coral from 1932, makes for an uneven, more usual kind of show, with no special relation to its setting, consisting of dozens of riffs on Cubistic form and Surrealistic style strongly reminiscent of Picasso, Julio González, and, especially, early Giacometti).
The zones are uneven because these kinds of local shelter conditions may extend the limits of each zone.
The book thereafter is kind of uneven".
To this point Rooney's was the kind of uneven display all returning players can have.
The "kind of uneven" last two thirds of A Heartbreaking Work tell the story of how Eggers and a few friends launched, laboured over and eventually abandoned Might.
"It's kind of uneven, but for me, I haven't seen a new talent from Cuba like this for years".
"Just maybe not comedy with a 'K.' " "Storytelling" is really two movies, one short and one even shorter -- "a kind of uneven diptych," Mr. Solondz notes.
When you see this kind of uneven pattern of performance, it can be a real clue that you're dealing with a system that's a highly impoverished version of our own social cognitive abilities.
"There is no overwhelming need to read the preface," Eggers wrote in "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius"; in fact, after "the first three or four chapters" the book "is kind of uneven".
On Saturday, the Bruins committed 22 turnovers, missed five of six free throws down the stretch and turned in the kind of uneven performance U.C.L.A. fans have become all too accustomed to during the past two years.
