Sentence examples for evinced in the first from inspiring English sources

Ricci, the only well-known name in the cast, is the "interesting" one, as evinced in the first 10 minutes by her name-dropping Hegel.

That is evinced in the simple fact that the coming event is, by the company's own banner, aimed at the enterprise.

Such a process is evinced in the steeper Latency 2-8 curight(right panels) relative to Latency 1 curves (left panel).

Tussman's early poetry, as evinced in her first book, Lider (1949; Poems), was written in sonnet form.

Therefore, the interests have been evinced in categorizing the known enzymes showing azoreductase activity and discovering their common evolutionary origin.

What remains most interesting about this modest, imperfect novel is its fascination with the emotional life of its heroine -- a focus on the personal that extends the sympathetic attention to character first evinced in "Underworld," and points, in the future perhaps, to an exciting new vein in Mr. DeLillo's already remarkable body of work.

The same duality is evinced in his art.

He lacked the personal courage he evinced in his art.

Rand spent more than seven years working on her first major work, The Fountainhead (1943), the story of a handsome architectural genius whose individualism and integrity are evinced in his principled dedication to his own happiness.

Because selective pressure had not materially affected the sequence distributions in the first time-point samples from SUMA and CH40 (as evinced by the Poisson distributions, Fig. 1B, C), tMRCA estimates were also possible in these subjects.

On campuses where students can or must declare a major in the first year, this course would be appropriate for students who evince interest in biology studies.