Sentence examples for evinced the same from inspiring English sources

I could be wrong, but I doubt that her work on "The Nanny Diaries" (2007) evinced the same response.

The metaphor of the biological clock sounded less florid than the metaphors that followed, but it evinced the same determinism.

America, King sometimes observed before black audiences, "never evinced the same maternal care" for her "black exiles" that she had shown to white immigrants.

But it has not evinced the same kind of maternal care and concern for its black exiles from Africa..

Ostlund's new film, "The Square," evinces the same cool, cleanly delineated visual style and mordant humor, but in service to a film that's less a narrative than a collection of clever but ultimately facile vignettes.

I meet others – at a friend's flat in Jerusalem and elsewhere – who evince the same views while insisting that they belong to the left; that they support the idea of peace and a negotiated two-state solution.

Seinfeld evinces the same respect with other legends of comedy who have been on the show: Don Rickles, Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks and among them.

Third, to further explore the utility of the temporal dimension as an online proxy for ownership disownership experiences, as well as to avoid the need to attribute a 300 s OT to participants who did not experience the RHI, we investigated ID to determine whether it too might evince the same pattern of correlations as those evinced by OT.

In his zeal for growth, and in his ease with London's role as a capitalist hub, he evinced much the same municipal philosophy as Mr Johnson.

Sculptures and building alike evince the same primordial magnetism; flamboyant modernity; intimate scale; pale-skinned tonalities; and seamless fusion of organic and geometric form.

Every painting by him that I have seen evinces the same sort of internal struggle.