Sentence examples for This is evinced from inspiring English sources

This is evinced by his dominance over Iraq's security framework, which he secured by establishing private security forces predominantly in Baghdad, which report to him exclusively.

This is evinced by an impish charm, apparent as he bounces from job to lunch break to spots playing sax in "that down joint".

This is evinced in their difficulty with the modern notion that conscious prejudice is but one form of prejudice, in ignoring evidence about implicit attitude validity by referring to the concept as reflecting "mere association," in setting aside the work of social scientists more broadly who have argued that prejudice need not involve antipathy and by confusing reasonableness with rationality.

This is evinced by the works in the show's revelatory opening gallery, starting with the caked, episodic surface of "Painted on 21st Street" (1950), a smeary white-on-white mixture of paint, plaster, sand and scribbled fragments that suggests a pristine cave painting.

This is evinced by the fact that usually an offender does not intend to make it known that she has breached the law.

This is evinced by the fact that many mosquitoes are able to fight off Plasmodium, the single-celled microbe that causes malaria.

This was evinced from deep red color formation upon addition of tetrazolium salt (Fig. 3a).

This promise is evinced most clearly in his riveting portrait of the painter Joan Miró, seated with his daughter, Dolores, leaning against his knees in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art (and not in this show).

This progress is evinced by the wide variety of secondary metabolite and novel products engineered for production in cells [ 14- 21].

This pattern is evinced in the number of genetic effects for all traits: additive effects show up 16 times, imprinting effects nine times and dominance effects only five times (Table  1).

As a major company and employer in the countries of the CACM, the extent of access that BAT had at this time to governments in the region is evinced by a visit Sir Patrick Sheehy (BAT Chairman) and his wife paid to Nicaragua in April 1991.