Is it the New Yorker's job to write uniformly flattering profiles of Obama?
And in 2012, Gifford wrote a uniformly-panned musical about a real-life female celebrity evangelical preacher, called Scandalous: The Life and Trials of Aimee Semple McPherson.
"In spite of conventional and high-dose chemotherapies," he wrote, "it remains uniformly fatal owing to intrinsic or acquired drug resistance".
In the six-month run-up to the event, Nyong'o is said to have walked 66 red carpets; the elegant embodiment of style and grace, uniformly written up as fierce and flawless.
All read and write operations are uniformly distributed throughput the database, unless noted otherwise in the text.
Minimization problem (20) and (21) can be uniformly written as the following minimization problem: v ̂ = arg min v ∈ R N ρ ( v ) + λ g - v 2 2 (22).
All reports were uniformly written (with background, methods, results, discussion, and conclusion sections) and included aggregate data on demographic, clinical, and social risk factors of cases, epidemiologic linkages, genotyping results, and contact investigations.
"Press comment this week is voluminous and uniformly abusive," he wrote.
Wallace read "an awful lot of such books," he wrote, and found them "almost uniformly poor".
In "Insanely Great," his 1994 book about the Macintosh, Steven Levy wrote: "Wireheads and hackers were uniformly impressed by Wozniak's virtuoso design.
