Sentence examples for as evinced in from inspiring English sources

Her Bach, as evinced in her recordings of that composer, was impeccable in voice and style.

(He also knows how stars do and don't work collaboratively, as evinced in his beautiful 1995 play "Master Class").

Tussman's early poetry, as evinced in her first book, Lider (1949; Poems), was written in sonnet form.

As evinced in this drawing found in the archive, Schapiro was so taken by drawing that even a business card for his hotel room was not spared.

Fascism, as evinced in the work of later film-makers such as Luchino Visconti, had an ambivalent allure for gay men with its adulation of the homoerotic Aryan.

Ricci, the only well-known name in the cast, is the "interesting" one, as evinced in the first 10 minutes by her name-dropping Hegel.

As his is a poetry of sound and description rather than of action (as clearly evinced in his volume Leaves from Australian Forests [1869]), it is not always clear that he was wrestling with some broadly transcendentalist notions.

It is the first major museum exhibition to focus on homosexuality and to trace some of the ways that same-sex desire — and unconventional notions of masculinity and femininity in general — have been manifested in early Modern, Modern and postmodern American art, as evinced primarily in portraiture.

Mr. Ruscha also has a passion for road trips and the American landscape, as evinced not just in his paintings but in his landmark first book, "Twentysix Gasoline Stations," from 1962.

Her gift was as anticipatory as Mr. Marker's; she also caught the roiling currents around the subject of a portrait, as the game sneakiness evinced in her photo of Marcel Duchamp shows.

The differential expression of this gene set was associated with distinct clinical responses as evinced by changes in overall disease activities 3 months after the start of treatment.