Sentence examples for be evinced from inspiring English sources

Various reasons for a pronounced lack of action can be evinced.

If standard RHI induction procedures do not engender disownership, however, it should neither be evinced by the questionnaire nor correlate with OTs.

This can be evinced by the progressive facies architecture, absence of basal regional incision or a subaerial unconformity and the stratigraphic position above a maximum flooding surface (MFS), in addition to the presence of multiple tidally-influenced distributary channels.

For him common sense is an original source of knowledge common to humankind, by which we are assured of a number of truths that cannot be evinced by reason and "it is equally impossible, without a full conviction of them, to advance a single step in the acquisition of knowledge" (Philosophy of Rhetoric, vol. 1, p. 114).

However spectra were characterized by a high variability of the intensity and by a worsening in the definition of the absorption bands as it can be evinced comparing the spectrum reported in Figure 1 with a reference spectrum of a more concentrated solution of AO7 (10−3 M) acquired in RAS (Figure 1c).

Whether this applies to the treatment of open ankle fractures could not be evinced from the articles in this review.

The same duality is evinced in his art.

Among many Iranians, an unfamiliar emotion is evinced for the long-derided Arab: envy.

The interest he cited is being evinced first and foremost by home shoppers.

At the convent not much sympathy is evinced for Nancy's illness.

Robert Adamson and John Tranter wrote more experimental verse, as is evinced, respectively, in The Clean Dark (1989) and The Floor of Heaven (1992).