"But I evinced an early sensitivity to the form.
When Wayne's mad alchemy works, "Tha Carter III" evinces shades of brilliance that merit the wild hype, but in its transparent attempts to define its era, it fails, falling victim to the imperial bloat of its big-budget mishmash of styles.
After all, while I probably would not have asked whether you intended to quit smoking unless I hoped you would quit, I can evince such a hope without performing the speech act of suggesting.
It's a fair question, given our raised expectations — drones replacing FedEx trucks, drones providing emergency relief, drones creepily face-scanning every protester at a demonstration — but I think it evinces an unrealistic expectation of consistent, linear change.
None I tried evinced even the faintest sogginess; as my fork cut through the decorative crosshatch of cinnamon atop the sugar-dusted pastry, it crackled and shattered and gave way to a layer of buttery, fatty ground almonds and a moist and richly seasoned chicken filling.
I would rather evince passionate dislike than a dispassionate shrug.
Amid all the gnashing of teeth ("I am Sad") and outright glee ("I am Amused") evinced this week on Facebook and elsewhere, some diners charted a middle ground.
No fad or pseudoscience is beyond their hectic enthusiasm, and Flaubert's own ruthless skepticism about the idea of "progress" is evinced, I think, in the occasional cruelty that results from seeing human and other creatures as potential subjects for experiment.
Every painting by him that I have seen evinces the same sort of internal struggle.
She described herself to one would-be supervisor as "Miss Run Amok" -- explaining, according to the editor, that "I can do whatever I want". That statement evinces self-awareness, and it's true that pieces of work are sometimes cognizant that they're coloring outside the lines.
