Sentence examples for also evinced from inspiring English sources

Dr. Porter also evinced a self-deprecating humor.

Modigliani also evinced another congenital trait: spending money as fast as he got it, usually in small allotments from relatives.

They have also evinced a fascination with the parts of Mawer's story that deal with spies and spying.

Several of Mr. Grasso's friends have also evinced a white-hot hatred of Mr. Spitzer, none moreso than Kenneth Langone, the Home Depot co-founder who served as an NYSE director.

But while it provided a lot more laughs than many so-called comedies written by established playwrights that I've seen in my years as a critic, "All New People" also evinced a common failing of neophyte writers.

To be sure, his self-deprivation had an endearing aspect (typically, he pronounced Britain's wartime canteen food "really very good"); but Orwell also evinced a streak of masochism and, in subjecting his ailing first wife, Eileen, to his life of excruciating self-denial, a narcissistic indifference to others' suffering.

Beijing also evinces concern about Iran's nuclear program.

They also evince a poetic affection for the ordinary and the cast off.

She also evinces a distinct toughness about the necessary qualities of the professional writer.

And speaking of which, Stone also evinces at least a halting admiration for Amsterdam's notorious ladies (and sometimes gentlemen) of the evening.

It also evinces the hands of painters besides Jan van Eyck, who in 1432 employed about a dozen assistants in his workshop.