Sentence examples for a fact evinced from inspiring English sources

The potential of 3-D printing is immeasurable, a fact evinced by the $403m stock deal that landed MakerBot Industries – a producer of small-scale 3-D printers that was founded in an industrial loft in Brooklyn, New York – on front pages worldwide in 2013.

Yet ODB and his singsong flow undeniably left an imprint on hip-hop and American society -- a fact that is evinced by Kendrick Lamar's recent performance on Saturday Night Live where he paid homage by imitating the deceased rapper's gyrations while utilizing ODB's signature black eyes and half-braided hair style during his performance.

The clerk to whom she handed to the accompaniment of a final wail, evinced no astonishment.

That faux-naïf eccentricity has become an international period style is evinced by the fact that show could be a cross between Andy Coolquitt and Tal R.

From an early age he evinced a keen interest in painting and archaeology.

While this ignored the student variability within school, this deficit was balanced by the fact that the much smaller n would require much stronger evidence of a relationship to evince a significant result.

The insistence on an apology evinces a new standard of racial sensitivity among rightwing commentators.

Politically, an anti-payday loan message is fine, but it's liberal or, at a stretch, one-nation Tory territory (as evinced by the fact that George Osborne took it up, with no more than the regular amount of contradiction).

He argued that the design of the human eye evinces that "it has been planned by the Creator, like the design of a watch evinces a watchmaker".

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

As an actress, Garland had a capacity to evince vulnerability.