But looking back at "The Young Lions," a well-meaning, uneven World War II melodrama in which Mr. Brando played a German soldier with an uneasy conscience, or at "One-eyed Jacks," an underrated western that was the only film he ever directed, you can see that his range as an actor was growing -- was perhaps outgrowing the possibilities that the movies of the era were able to offer.
Mr and Mrs Bennet are ill‑suited, and Elizabeth operates as the father's ally in an essentially very uneven domestic civil war.
And when Mr. Springsteen shared the E Street Band with John Fogerty, their first song together was "Fortunate Son," Creedence Clearwater Revival's blast at the uneven burdens of war.
At the same time, growing numbers of people have expressed concern about the government's muddled reaction to the recent anthrax attacks and the uneven progress of the war.
Jake Vincent: All 11 players on each team do thumb war - uneven number of players means first team to six wins goes through!
All recoveries from recessions since the first world war have been uneven, although in only two (1930-33 and 1973-76) was there a clear "double dip".
(Scott) 'In the Land of Blood and Honey' (R, 2 07, in Bosnian) Lovers become enemies become lovers in this admirably tough if uneven film set against the war in Bosnia and starring the very fine Zana Marjanovic and Goran Kostic.
UNITED NATIONS — The world has made significant progress in income, education and health over the past 40 years, but the gains have been uneven and in some places war and the ravages of AIDS shortened life spans, according to a United Nations report on Thursday.
That's a pretty bold statement given how progress in Afghanistan over the course of the twelve years of U.S.-initiated war has been "uneven" at the very best.
Probably not through the latest lost work to surface, "The Third Reich," a moody and uneven novel about a German war-games champion published by FSG at the end of last year.
