Sentence examples for uneven passage from inspiring English sources

In addition to any structural effects of FISH, we attribute this difference to uneven passage through mitosis after removal of synchronisation, hence some nuclei would have been fixed during decondensation.

Mr. O'Conor's rendition was notable for poetic moments and some characterful playing but was blemished by some uneven passages — as was Beethoven's Sonata No. 31 (Op. 110), which concluded the program.

It is an oddly uneven novel with passages of harrowing emotional power juxtaposed with passages of cringe-making clunkiness and torpor.

In some circles Schumann's three piano trios are considered uneven works with cumbersome passages.

History and romance combine as dark 16th-century passages and uneven stone floors open into beamed rooms stunningly revived.

Presumably this is why it reads like somebody's interesting but confused first novel: nakedly autobiographical, stylistically uneven, with some fascinating passages and a fair amount of earnest and plodding social realism.

"Opening theme of Casella was unbalanced, and notes appeared to stick, and scalelike passages were uneven and uncontrolled," Gould wrote in his diary about his 1977 performance of Alfredo Casella's "Due Ricercari sul Nome B-A-C-H," taped for television.

The passage has been uneven but his achievements unquestionable.

Nicholas Phan, the tenor, and Joshua Hopkins, the baritone, also made strong contributions but were unsteady and uneven in Bach's florid passage work.

Upon entering Eze I felt transported back to the Medieval period while walking up the uneven stone streets through narrow passages and under low archways.

But Nigeria's passage toward democracy has been uneven.