Sentence examples for evinced by the use from inspiring English sources

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

It is a pride that persists today, evinced by the use of "rebel" in the names of sports teams, on T-shirts, hats and bumper stickers as an expression of Southern identity and a defiant resistance against any suppression of that identity.

Analysts in Russia, one of Syria's staunchest allies, say that as rebels try to encircle Damascus and cut off escape routes to the coast, the mood in the palace is one of panic, evinced by the erratic use of weapons: Scud missiles better used against an army than an insurgency, naval mines dropped from the air instead of laid at sea.

As evinced by the ongoing job cuts at the Daily News, many metropolitan newspapers, which used to charge very little, are still struggling mightily.

Patients who die in the PICU generally have multi-organ system involvement as evinced by the high rates of mechanical ventilation, inotrope and broad antibiotic usage.

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

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

That was also the attitude evinced by the prosecutors vying to be first to try the two Beltway sniper suspects.

This is further evinced by the perennial ubiquity of the Christmas hit Feliz Navidad, which he recorded in 1970.

THE apathy evinced by the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCCs) ballots and the Manchester Central by-election comes as no surprise.

Ever more data are stored as chunky photos and videos, as evinced by the company's recent purchase of Instagram, a photo-sharing service, for $1 billion.