Sentence examples for uneven pace from inspiring English sources

Some, however, may be disappointed with the novel's uneven pace.

Unemployment, especially in Europe, remains a persistent problem contributing to the uneven pace of growth globally, the organization said.

Unemployment, especially in Europe, remains a persistent problem contributing to the uneven pace of growth globally, the O.E.C.D. said.

As the sociologist Paula England explains, this asymmetry helps explain the uneven pace of the "gender revolution".

Then I heard the cheers: "Fantastic endurance!" "Almost there!" The final miles passed at a stutteringly uneven pace.

Leaving the Bo-Kaap, I sensed that I had eaten at an uneven pace; I felt like a boxer who threw too many punches in the early rounds.

Beyond its uneven pacing and contrived outcome, the play never cares about any of the characters.

With its uneven pacing and intermittent narration, it suggests a project completed in a haze of secondhand pot smoke.

But more of the blame belongs to the director, Sharon Rosen, whose uneven pacing and tonal choices are awkward at best.

More blame belongs to the director, Sharon Rosen, whose uneven pacing and tonal choices are awkward at best (2 10).

The eight plays had three different directors, which probably explains the uneven pacing in some of them.