unevenness

He is seen, in other words, as an artist of unevenness.

But there is also unevenness in the writing and storytelling.

"Where we saw unevenness was part of the market still sorting itself out," she said.

I tried, hoping he'd miss the unevenness of my voice.

Which meant that the unevenness of her voice was precisely right.

By the third ramp, unevenness sets in for a long stay.

Government grants, however, can be used to smooth out this unevenness.

Unevenness in the kitchen finds its match on the floor.

The same unevenness was apparent in her Met performances this month.

This perhaps is the reason for the pervasive unevenness during a number of visits.

"There's going to be complaints about the unevenness of it," she said.

Especially on that busy Saturday, we ran into a few cases of unevenness in the kitchen.

In this respect it could be said that there was considerable unevenness within the economy as a whole.

Earlier melody, at any rate, was remarkable for its freedom and unevenness.

He could almost feel the hard unevenness of the ground under his feet as he spoke.

Another problem of the voluntary sector is the unevenness in its provision.

Jones: Here's a good example of the unevenness of development.

The unevenness arises because the six thinkers are not really comparable.

It does not have to be perfectly circular, and some unevenness can improve the game.

The unevenness of the road is sensed, and processed much like a sound wave.

How can we handle the unevenness between the West and the Rest?

The unevenness of my voice gave witness to that.

The sometimes weird unevenness of her casts in the past seems to have resolved itself.

The unevenness of the cooking I sampled over four visits brought up the same question.

A few steps, and he tripped over an unevenness in the old stones.