I would rather evince passionate dislike than a dispassionate shrug.
Moreover, average Muslims in India have evinced little passion about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, although a scheduled visit by Israel's prime minister, Ariel Sharon, on Sept. 9 is generating opposition.
But the most powerful difference, I'm convinced, is that the Googlers – hundreds of whom I've worked with over the years – feel they're contributing to something meaningful and larger than themselves, and the other executives evinced no passion whatsoever for their work.
This marks a difference, Arnold said, from what we know about many eminent achievers, who tend to evince an early passion for a particular field.
He evinced a newfound passion for gun rights.
Her latest, "Sunday Jews," like the 23 before it, evinces Calisher's passion for language and commitment to the possibilities of both a long sentence and a well-placed pause.
Faced with such complicity, Interpol could churn out the songs, but instead they evince every bit of passion they did the first time round, wallowing in the post-punk disconnection of NYC and Hands Away.
While Gutcheon cannily evokes the ephemerality of passion, she also evinces, with stark and elemental resonance, the way love and hatred shape lives.
His father was an author, translator, and book seller, and from an early age Robert evinced what proved to be a lifelong passion for literature.
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.
They evince meditative dedication.
