Zarqawi's antagonism towards Shias and their beliefs - evidenced in a broadcast a week ago - belied al-Qaida's claim to represent the interests of all Muslims.
This was especially evidenced in a large group of Yaroslavl churches.
This is evidenced in a decline in support for the E.U. among citizens in pretty much every member country.
STYLE Japan uses speed and technical ability to compensate for a lack of size and power, as evidenced in a surprising takedown of host Germany in the quarterfinals.
English is the official language, but a French patois is commonly spoken, and the original Carib language is evidenced in a number of place-names.
Justice Wilk's verbal acidity was clearly evidenced in a 1990 case in which he assessed damages of $4 million against Robert Guccione, the publisher of Penthouse magazine, for requiring an employee to have sex with business associates.
She cites a diversity of singers including Dinah Washington, Bjork, and Belita Woods as influences, evidenced in a pleasing roughness and stylistic freedom in her voice, without the sparkly, melisma-happy blandness that infects too many contemporary R. & B.
The trick, he's finding out, is to deploy humour, evidenced in a recent spoof press conference where he announced he was going on toilet strike until the whole world had access to proper sanitation.
He and Gershwin shared the common goal of bringing respectability to jazz music, which in 1922 was still being regarded, as evidenced in a New York American editorial, as "degrading, pathological, nerve-irritating, sex-exciting music".
6 p.m. 8 CULTURAL FUSION The city of theme parks does have a studious side, as evidenced in a blossoming neighborhood called College Park, where the streets have names like Harvard and Vassar and where Jack Kerouac wrote "Dharma Bums".
It was a century of affluence in the West, without precedent for the masses of people, evidenced in a constantly rising standard of living and a constantly rising level of expectations.
