While Gutcheon cannily evokes the ephemerality of passion, she also evinces, with stark and elemental resonance, the way love and hatred shape lives.
Ms. Lavin evinces with every sardonic inflection and studied pause the cool distance with which Ruth observes the world, beginning with her students and their fledgling attempts at displaying their literary plumage.
Laying out his plan, he urged lawmakers to demonstrate the "courage, leadership and honesty" necessary to prune the ever-growing state budget, qualities that, some critics say, neither he nor lawmakers evinced last year with an election looming.
Such individuals are often unable to realize that their subjective perceptions and feelings do not correlate with objective reality, a phenomenon evinced by persons with psychoses who do not know or will not believe that they are ill despite the distress they feel and their obvious confusion concerning the outside world.
They have also evinced a fascination with the parts of Mawer's story that deal with spies and spying.
In films as different as his autumnal masterpiece "Summer Hours" and his sensationally trashy cyber-thriller "demonlover," Assayas has long evinced a fascination with how globalization and technology are continually reshaping our relationships with the modern world, and with one another.
But, as he evinced slight impatience with the few short moments of indecorous behavior from a quietly frustrated crowd, I recalled the old line about the harried American who runs up the steps of the Louvre in Paris and asks a guard, "Where's the Mona Lisa?
Surprising the ITF, Balestrero also invited a representative from the Vatican Archives, Msgr. Chappin, and the Holy See's chief negotiator for the long-delayed Vatican-Israel Fundamental Agreement, Father David Jaeger. 5. (C) All three men, Trauttsmandorff said, evinced considerable discomfort with the idea of ITF observer status.
Jim evinced a fascination with aviation from an early age, carving model aeroplanes out of wood.
All nominalizations that occurred more than once evinced multiple alternations, with a range from two (for a nominalization (mediation) that only occurred twice) to 24 (for inhibition).
