Sentence examples for evinced by from inspiring English sources

As evinced by her notorious standoff with Lillian Hellman, she also loved a good fight.

What is particularly galling is the newfound craftiness evinced by these old stagers, especially New Order.

Barry Singer bemoans the "increasing fondness evinced by advertising agencies for classic jazz performances".

Cornell got his way, as evinced by his navel-gazing lyrics on Audioslave's self-titled debut.

As evinced by Mr Draper, who enters the episode a full 10 minutes in.

Why is state dependence condemned when evinced by the poor, but tolerated, even unrecognized, when enjoyed by the rich?

Mr Ashbery's approach, as evinced by his poetry, is more that of a gentle shrug of amused bewilderment.

Later historians found the unique charm and decorative genius evinced by his compositions to be an even more important contribution.

As evinced by the use of his surname alone on this new book, Murakami is now also a global brand.

Its economy is booming, evinced by the endless new apartment blocks with shiny satellite dishes rising from the cornfields here.

His paintings have become similarly free, or perhaps traditional, as evinced by his pulp-fiction-cover Nurse series.