Sentence examples for evinced sensitivity from inspiring English sources
The article argues that throughout her history Israel has evinced sensitivity to international law requirements.
We found that 20/29 neurons responded during SP tracking of small target spot over a dark background, whereas 9/29 neurons were not modulated during SP testing (Fig. 1 C ) but evinced visual or saccadic sensitivity.
The videos were accompanied by headlines and text that evinced a distinct sensibility — ironic, knowing, smug.
This competition evinced Shonibare's growing interest in public art.
She even evinced symptoms of grumpy-old-man-like behavior.
Arrhenius plots evinced constant temperature dependence of ionic conductivity.
No offender carried a bigger load, or evinced greater devotion.
Mr Cruz, who won in Iowa and sells himself as the only true conservative, evinced confidence.
In France, meanwhile, it was confidently show-offy, as evinced in theatrical coups by Léon Cogniet and Louise-Adéone Drolling.
Day two involved selecting samples that evinced promising growth, taking time to brainstorm potential applications.
The effectiveness of the intervention was demonstrated using trend analyses that evinced significant improvements in self-regulatory behavior.
