Sentence examples similar to evinced talent from inspiring English sources

After the scandal of her love affair with an older, divorced man (a key story strand in Netflix's "The Crown"), she married Antony Armstrong-Jones, a photographer who evinced a talent for cruelty all his own.

In 2015 Depp evinced a talent for the farcical as the title character in the comic spy caper Mortdecai before exuding menace as gangster Whitey Bulger in Black Mass.

An applicant must evince achievement, talent and the dedication to become a top grandmaster and possible challenger for the world championship.

She goes on to say that this phenomenon is responsible for the director having gained recognition "despite having evinced little initial filmmaking talent".

Dag Magne was also the only one of us who could play or who evinced anything that resembled musical talent.

In other words, Darger's gory, wistful, enchanting paintings evince a talent without compare in the annals of "outsider art".

For that matter, "Dreams From My Father" evinces an instinctive storytelling talent (which would later serve the author well on the campaign trail) and that odd combination of empathy and detachment gifted novelists possess.

Doesn't sound like fertile ground for lively drama, but Ms. Baker has a seemingly boundless talent for bringing forth the beauty in the quiet give and take among seemingly unprepossessing or undistinguished characters, evinced both in "Circle Mirror" and "The Aliens," a finely wrought comedy-drama.

Mr. McConnell evinced no concern.

He evinced a boundless generosity of spirit.

Dr. Porter also evinced a self-deprecating humor.