Sentence examples for evinced of from inspiring English sources

Ubiquitous this fall in fashion ads and editorials, this sultry but disciplined style is also the beauty world's expression of a new formality, evinced of late in peplum suits and structured bags, and in the penchant of Manhattan's bright young things for elaborate dining out.

While Wallace understood well the solipsism of depression -- see "The Depressed Person" -- he himself evinced none of it, in spite of his affliction.

Montaque evinced none of the horror some of us feel when we remember how much of our online activity is being tracked and analyzed.

Investors have evinced skepticism of a deal; while shares of Best Buy have risen 9.8 percent since the bid was announced, they remain well below the proposed price range.

Let's say that during the previous weeks or months you had evinced signs of emotional volatility.

Mr. Abbas, a reserved man who has evinced little of Mr. Arafat's political skill, common touch or ruthlessness, was not smiling.

However, diabetic patients with pancreas transplants evinced amelioration of glomerular and interstitial CKD lesions after ten years [9, 10].

In the speech, Kennedy evinced many of the same qualities for which he is being lionized today.

In desert boots, black pants, and a black Western-style shirt, he evinced the cool of Tim Riggins with the aptitude of Matt Saracen.

It was the critical portrayal of a Mexican president who evinces qualities of several former Mexican heads of state.

It evinces some of the lightness of touch that mark Chekhov's great stories.