Sentence examples for evinced great from inspiring English sources

"Every single one of them not only categorically denied it but evinced great surprise that the allegation had been made," the spokesperson said.

He evinced great interest in the development of agriculture in his empire and welcomed these agriculturists to his kingdom, giving them fertile lands to cultivate.

Pampered by her family because of her misfortune, Shun-kin is also treated with unusual deference because she has already evinced a great gift for playing the shamisen, the stringed instrument that provides the show's musical accompaniment.

Dame Edna evinces great concern for the safety of her "paups".

Even a herring, picked to the bone and mounted in a box with a bit of sticking plaster, is concocted in such a way as to evince great power and enigmatic presence.

It is the telltale mark of non-sports fans to evince great interest only in teams with outsized cultural currency, like the Steelers and the Mets and the Tarheels and Barcelona.

Byzantine mosaic decoration evinced the greatest respect for organic architectural form.

Soil amendment with CC2 compost evinced the greatest N concentration in foliage followed by CC1, CC4, CC3 and control.

However, as physical impairments encroached on activities, they evinced a greater tendency to mask or deny limits through performing a "normal" body.

None of them have lasted long, testament either to an admirably restless creative spirit or the mixed results each collaboration evinced: plenty of great songs, but no unequivocal triumph of an album.

Nonetheless the 1988 version (or near copy) of the great 1944 Crucifixion Triptych is the lesser work: it is slicker, more polished and it evinces a greater ease with paint.