Sentence examples for evinced less from inspiring English sources
The impersonations of some of his more prickly co-workers — a humorless Kurt Russell, a pompous Steven Seagal, a bellowing Al Pacino — are pointed and precise, but perhaps a director who was not also an actor, as Mr. Stevens is, might have evinced less interest in the more unexceptional passages about the performer's life.
The pastel brushstrokes of "Cascade Alpha" and "Cascade Bravo," similar top-heavy compositions executed on different background colors, evince less bombastic violence.
As Erica Goode wrote in these pages last year, Robert Putnam and other sociologists have, in fact, found that people living in more diverse areas evince less trust for others — no matter what their race.
Still less has he evinced any desire to sting and then die.
Other women told less harrowing tales that still evinced how little their work was valued, and how little recourse they felt they had.
Perhaps if the lyrics were less workmanlike or the music evinced more personality, "Next to Normal" might have transcended such moments.
Economists have evinced surprise at what is considered to be a recession of shorter duration and less penetration here.
The adult offspring of the older fathers had less adventuresome personalities; they also reacted to loud noises in unusual ways that paralleled reactions evinced by schizophrenics who heard similar sounds.
Mr. McConnell evinced no concern.
The apostles evinced no interest in any form of carnality.
He evinced a newfound passion for gun rights.
