Sentence examples similar to To evinced from inspiring English sources
verb
To show or demonstrate clearly; to manifest.
He's not the first celebrity to evince such humility.
The EU's business is often too technocratic and complex to evince strong political emotions.
Regardless of category, each bike Ducati manufactures has to evince the company's core qualities.
He's not the first to evince some skepticism of the arrangement.
However, Bowie's quest for new sounds to plunder began to evince an air of desperation.
Isn't it the mother's role to evince no vulnerability?
Among his successors, José Carreras is the only tenor to evince similar characteristics in abundance.
Still, Modigliani continued to evince an ability to start each day clean and shaved, ready for work.
You can see why Mercer might want to evince a greater degree of maturity on his fourth album.
But except for the odd boozer, meth burnout or professional eccentric, they seem unable to evince much pure lunacy.
March 21 , 1958London, England Gary Oldman, in full Leonard Gary Oldman (born March 21 , 1958 London, England) English film actor known for his chameleonic ability to evince characters ranging from nebbishes to snarling villains.
