Sentence examples for uneven world from inspiring English sources

There is arguably no greater manifestation of our uneven world than that of healthcare.

"It's a tougher and more uneven world, and there's a certain level of contradictoriness that we just to have live with".

The Mint Theater's production of "John Ferguson" is one of those lovely little surprises that pop up occasionally in the wildly uneven world of Off Off Broadway.

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.

Marsalis has long been one of jazz's legendary purists, but a midlife broadening of his tastes (and probably a little pragmatic attention to his band's international audience appeal) have occasioned some enterprising but uneven world-music experiments lately.

In reality, Second Life's surreal and uneven virtual world failed to attract or maintain the promised mass-audience, and attention (and its user base) waned, though the game lives on.

Following the retirement of two-time uneven bars world champion Beth Tweddle, Downie and Harrold demonstrated that British flair on the apparatus lives on.

Tweddle cannot defend her uneven bars world title after errors in qualifying saw her fail to progress, but she compensated for that with a superb bars routine in Tuesday's team final, as Britain came fifth to record their best-ever finish.

Gold again on uneven bars at World Cup final.

Granted, cost estimates range widely, and impacts would be varied and highly uneven around the world.

The provision of health-care services, for example, is as uneven around the world as it ever was.