It is a point of pride to the show's creators, a married gay couple, that the family, as a whole, runs well and evinces good cheer.
All pre-service teachers must adhere to a clear code of ethics to evince good manners as professional teachers.
However, this does not invalidate the findings of improved recognition of stroke by the EMDs and the modest reduction in times from Pre- to Post-implementation; effects were estimated with relatively good precision, evinced by the width of the confidence intervals.
To be sure, his self-deprivation had an endearing aspect (typically, he pronounced Britain's wartime canteen food "really very good"); but Orwell also evinced a streak of masochism and, in subjecting his ailing first wife, Eileen, to his life of excruciating self-denial, a narcissistic indifference to others' suffering.
Oh, but with a good heart, of course, as evinced by her befriending of Roland Curtiss Holbrook, Hilary Fayee's subversive-minded brother, who uses a wheelchair.
Mr. Bamman evinces the right pedantic ponderousness as Polonius.
The good form of her stable was evinced by a really impressive listed success for Side Glance, in the famous colours bequeathed to Kingsclere by Paul Mellon.
Gay men long evinced little interest in marriage as well.
As evinced by her notorious standoff with Lillian Hellman, she also loved a good fight.
Ever since he burst onto the French intellectual scene with the publication of "Barbarism With a Human Face" (1977), a scathing indictment of Marxist hypocrisy and intolerance, B.H.L. has evinced a Nietzschean antipathy to any "truth" (like "the party," "the Good" and "progress") that serves as a pretext for violent oppression.
