Sentence examples for evinced to from inspiring English sources

As used in a broad sense, the term nonfictional prose literature here designates writing intended to instruct (but does not include highly scientific and erudite writings in which no aesthetic concern is evinced), to persuade, to convert, or to convey experience or reality through "factual" or spiritual revelation.

Thus, citral was evinced to be responsible for the antimicrobial effect in LEO, as no inhibition difference was observed between the essential oil and its main component.

Our bait evinced to be almost as efficient as live hosts (mice) for the capture of Chagas disease and Borrelia vectors in Bolivia.

The shifting of ester linkages (C=O) at 1776.34 (1752.28, 1752.28 (Absence), 1724.14 (1725.1) cm−1 had been evinced to assure the modification of β-CD when compared with cyanuric chloride as confirmed from Fig. 5A.

The Detect-TB evinced to be sensitive and effective for the PTB diagnosis when applied with smear microscopy.

The righteous fury he evinced appeared to splinter during the frustrating 2000s, in which his efforts to fight the good fight foundered in a string of underperforming films and stalled production ventures.

A significant share of Chinese officials have evinced willingness to learn from both foreign models and successful local policy innovations.

These are the imperative to act (to 'move forward'); the imperative to evince certitude; the imperative to maintain control; the imperative convince (to 'sell' one's ideas); the imperative to compete (for funding, status, etc).; the imperative to maintain existing institutions; and the imperative to remain within a comfortable paradigm.

Still, Modigliani continued to evince an ability to start each day clean and shaved, ready for work.

Whatever The Getaway was trying to evince in regards to world design got lost amidst GTA's monumental success.

Even before the recent attacks, the United States had evinced little inclination to pressure Mr. Sharon to strengthen Mr. Arafat politically.