Sentence examples similar to evinced a touch of from inspiring English sources
"On the East Side," a deeply shadowed early drawing that Bellows made around 1906, evinces a touching reverence for Rembrandt, though he would also look to Renoir, Degas and Whistler.
Neither of the bill's sponsors has evinced a willingness to drop expansion of offshore oil drilling.
They evinced a range of ideas on copyright.
Around the corner, outside the Whole Foods grocery, shoppers evinced a weary of fatalism regarding authoritative diet advice.
Trump's comments on libel have evinced a juvenile understanding of both the Constitution and of jurisprudence.
Bergman's work was often grim, though in his early years he evinced a nice comic touch.
Such guarded humour as he evinced bore the touch of a man who was keen to be seen above all else as discerning.
He evinced a boundless generosity of spirit.
The silhouette stencils sometimes evinced a witty sense of site specificity.
But by and large, the media has evinced a complete lack of curiosity over this question.
