Sentence examples for uneven look from inspiring English sources

Pass protection of Eli Manning has been uneven (look no further than the NFC championship or the Super Bowl), so we look forward to tracking which linemen are doing their jobs and which ones are not.

(Isherwood) 'THE RISE OF DOROTHY HALE' Myra Baistow has fashioned an intriguing but uneven look at the real-life case of Dorothy Hale, a minor actress with important friends (including Harry Hopkins, adviser to President Franklin D. Roosevelt), who fell to her death from the Hampshire House on Central Park South in 1938.

Awarded "Best Doc on the Habitat," by the World Wildlife Fund, was Louie Psihoyos' Racing Extinction, a lively yet uneven look at our threatened planet, with many disturbing shots of cut-off shark fins in China and a smattering of expert interviews.

Homemade hot cross buns have a more rustic, uneven look and this is what makes them so appealing.

This will give you a more hap-hazard, uneven look than if you use small square tiles.

It's best to do this the night before you need to wear the shirt, as rolling up the sleeves when you're in a rush may result in shabby and uneven look.

In some cases these procedures have led to very uneven looking butt cheeks, with the filler material sliding and moving over time.

With four rows of beads completed, you've probably noticed that the cuff is a bit uneven looking - the first row is straight across, but the fourth row is wavy.

If, and only if, you're concerned about uneven pigmentation, look for brightening products that contain kojic acid, phytic acid and liquorice extract – they're all natural brighteners that won't damage your skin, but will help to regulate pigmentation.

The balance beam is so thrilling, the uneven bars look like flying, and the floor routines get the crowds on their feet and clapping along to the music.

With uneven surfaces, look at the ground or you could get hurt.