Sentence examples similar to evinces interest in from inspiring English sources
Some terrorists, including bin Ladin, have evinced interest in acquiring weapons of mass destruction.
Not until the 1970s did Soviet scholars evince interest in modern religious history.
Elon Musk, who has evinced interest in creating such a fantastic conveyance, is no doubt pleased at this development.
On campuses where students can or must declare a major in the first year, this course would be appropriate for students who evince interest in biology studies.
Over the last 30 years economic research has evinced interest in the innovative behaviour of firms, particularly in relation to the competitive conditions prevailing in a region (Bertuglia and others 1998).
But what's dismaying about the comments by Dan Houser of Rockstar Games is that he evinces interest only in the technological context of his video games.
His online gallery evinces an interest in modern hypercars like the Lamborghini Aventador and Koenigsegg CCX, as well as American muscle cars like the Dodge Charger.
Although some of them discuss massage and acupuncture, Ms. Thernstrom gives these treatments short shrift and evinces little interest in how Eastern medicine addresses pain.
He gets worked up about globalisation and poverty; but he evinces little interest in the sort of tough diplomacy and realpolitik that Russia's gangsterism calls for.
That the good doctor evinces more interest in uncovering the details of these encounters than she does in curing her patient foreshadows a key (and implausible) revelation.
The series — intimate, imperfect, and entropic — evinces little interest in the provocative trendiness of urban retailers or the schlocky optimism of coming-of-age tales.
