Sentence examples for unevenly directed from inspiring English sources

Unevenly directed by Declan Donnellen, Mr. Kushner's first major work since "Angels in America" still has plenty of rough edges.

The production, unevenly directed by Kenny Leon (also at the helm of "The Mountaintop" this fall), takes some time to find its bearings.

Nearly the entire program, unevenly directed by Orlando Pabotoy, is safely G-rated, with the exception of about 30 seconds of raunchy shadow puppetry — and the show probably didn't need that one unexpected off-color joke.

Unevenly directed, the actors seem to be operating on two different energy levels revved up or downbeat making us lose interest in the moral core of the story, and it's only Reg Rogers, as the superbly slimy Smiley Coy, Hoff's scruple-free right-hand man, who makes his character's inner soullessness enjoyably absorbing.

Unevenly directed, the actors seem to be operating on two different energy levels — revved up or downbeat — making us lose interest in the moral core of the story, and it's only Reg Rogers, as the superbly slimy Smiley Coy, Hoff's scruple-free right-hand man, who makes his character's inner soullessness enjoyably absorbing.

Otherwise, it's no different from nine out of 10 other preposterous, contrived, confusingly written, unevenly directed, pointless and forgettable junk films we've been getting these days".

"How to Deal" is an awkwardly directed, unevenly acted, sloppily written movie.

The production, which opened on Wednesday (Valentine's Day, of course) at the TriBeCa Playhouse, directed by Jeff Cohen, is somewhat rickety; the set, a pastel-colored pop-up box of the city skyline, is low-budget inventive, but the scene changes are slow and awkward, and the play is unevenly cast.

If, as some evidence suggests, the social and cultural costs of warfare are significant and unevenly distributed, and direct economic costs are underestimated, policymakers have an incomplete picture of the true burden and risk associated with overseas military intervention.

Do not place your slipcover in direct sunlight, or it will fade unevenly and possibly have to be replaced sooner.

Economic development is unevenly spread: 80% of Estonia's booming foreign direct investment, for example, is in Tallinn.Likewise, say critics, free trade with the EU countries may be good for big businesses, but hard on small ones, and they will all struggle with the extra cost of meeting EU rules on such things as workplace safety and environmental protection.