Others argued that the economic team had mixed flawed messengers with uneven messages and that Mr. Lindsey's weaknesses and Mr. O'Neill's exacerbated each other.
"I see the uneven and different messages from the pulpit this weekend as evidence that there is a robust conversation happening at the church office building about the faith crisis and gender issues," said Joanna Brooks, a professor of English and comparative literature at San Diego State University and the author of "The Book of Mormon Girl: A Memoir of an American Faith".
Although this comparative analysis of fish consumption advisories issued by states reveals that most states do present information about benefits of consuming fish in addition to the risks, the results suggest that the message is uneven and that advisories may inadvertently cast a dim light on all fish consumption.
Frances McDormand may seem like a fitting #MeToo heroine in "Three Billboards," beloved by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, but the film is an uneven vessel for political messaging, with its flip racial undertones.
Those emotions were telling me that something was wrong, uneven, unsatisfying, but I ignored the message.
Official messages have also been uneven: Greg Abbott, the governor of Texas, advised evacuation; the mayor of Houston, Sylvester Turner likely warding off the worst-case scenario of a hurricane hitting gridlock traffic advised sheltering in place.
The content remains uneven.
One important lesson learned from this analysis is that the message to sensitive populations is uneven in terms of risks and benefits addressed, health effects mentioned, and other attributes.
Stephanie Cutter, a former Kennedy aide and veteran of the last two presidential campaigns, is helping to shape Ms. Coakley's message, which has been criticized as uneven.
Now, of course, he's President, with an uneven record of success, so it's harder to get that message across.
