Sentence examples for uneven writing from inspiring English sources

The ability to read is uneven, writing skills are elementary.

The uneven writing can be witty in a scattered, nattering way: "The pastoral revisited.

Beyond the uneven writing, there's the issue of whether the 1980's are really eligible for revisiting, since they've never quite disappeared.

Despite some strain in the Victorian dialogue ("I am relieved beyond reckoning" is a typical outburst) and some uneven writing ("Constance sipped the ruby syrup squeezed from sun-browned southern hills"), Phillips has written a charming novel in which old-fashioned phantoms cleverly give way to Freudian nightmares.

Franzen eliminated Parkinson's disease, citing general practitioner and medical historian Dr Irvine Louden's statement that it would produce 'erratic and uneven writing' rather than the 'fine, regular tremor' seen here (1991: p. 198) and there was no micrographia.

Don't choose anything that's rough or textured, as this will produce an uneven writing surface.

"The plot is thin but fun … and the story is uneven," writes Time Out's Tom Huddlestone.

The story has some good ideas, but the execution is uneven," wrote Peter Sciretta at /Film, while still recommending it as "unlike anything you've seen before [or will] see again".

Willis was not a fan of Springsteen's first two albums: " 'Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J.' is virtually unlistenable … [and] 'The Wild, the Innocent, and the E Street Shuffle,' is uneven," she wrote.

The same critic found the symphony's quality uneven, and the orchestral writing weaker than in the Double Concerto.

The result is "an eloquent, strangely quixotic, frustratingly uneven effort," Gary Rosen wrote in these pages in 2003.