So why does his finely grained character continue to impress on our vision of the Middle East – and on Anderson's intelligent and original, if somewhat unevenly written, group portrait?
Amusing but unevenly written, it relies on the charm of its cast, especially Anthony Stewart Head (far from his role as Giles on "Buffy") as the shallow, not-too-bright James, and Nigel Havers as Terry, who narrates the episodes much the way Carrie does on "Sex and the City".
"How to Deal" is an awkwardly directed, unevenly acted, sloppily written movie.
I like these two pieces a lot, and Franzen does a head-on job of addressing the two issues that written humor poses: it ages unevenly, and it transmutes from page to speech.
But 83 members of Congress led by Pelosi and Jerrold Nadler of New York criticized the government for unevenly applying the directive, and they pressed for written guidelines.
Written by a retired Court of Appeals judge, Stewart F. Hancock Jr., it argues that the court should strike down the death penalty law because it is enforced unevenly.
While the New York laws, written in the late 19th century, define kosher as Orthodox, many Jews -- Orthodox, Conservative and Reform -- do not agree on what constitutes kosher, and many contend that the state laws are unevenly enforced.
As a poet he wrote so much — so wildly and unevenly much — it has been difficult to reach a just estimate of his wayward, influential talent.
Now we come to Moody's brick-thick, rock-'n'-roll-dystopian, fast-and-loose-and-ambitious-as-Pynchon novel, "The Four Fingers of Death," in which a likable but ill-starred and unevenly gifted author named Montese Crandall writes the novelization of a 2025 remake of a B-movie horror flick, "The Crawling Hand".
