Sentence examples similar to Evince anger from inspiring English sources
Though the company and the trust were otherwise officially silent, anonymous bankers evinced their anger as they were supposedly on the verge of a $12.5 billion deal with William Wrigley Jr. Co., the gummaker and fellow icon.
His classmates loyally collected money for his family's funeral expenses, but I was struck by how few people on our campus evinced any real anger toward the regime of Kim Jong-il.
I'm pretty sure Tony Perkins isn't launching any campaigns meant to publicize the socially corrosive sin of anger evinced by road-ragers who terrorize rush hour traffic, proudly displaying their "Jesus" fish and their "God is my co-pilot" bumper stickers.
Though he regarded his mother as something of a naïve romantic, and often evinced a "low-level anger about her frequent absences," she always remained, in Mr. Maraniss's view, "the conscience of his inner life": he would never shed the conviction, nourished by her, that he couldn't "sit around like some good-time Charlie," that he was expected to do good.
The fight against the terrorist group Islamic State evinces little of the righteous anger that followed the Sept. 11 attacks, much less the gung-ho fervor that swept the nation after the bombing of Pearl Harbor.
Of course, the power of fear is generally proportional to the degree of repression it has faced over the years; hundreds of clients I've worked with in one-on-one capacity evince the fact that the less time we spend opening to and holding our fear, confusion, anger and sadness, the greater the strength it will carry when activated: repressed emotions tend to be the most poorly regulated.
They evince meditative dedication.
They evince establishment nonchalance.
Those pictures evince a rugged authenticity.
Only a few evince any distance.
