Sentence examples for has evinced through from inspiring English sources

On his part, Modi has evinced, through several fora, his keen desire to strengthen existing connections with the Japanese business community and attract greater investments in India.

Randy, Mr. Dove said, Carolyn here has evinced a desire to Exit.

Each woman has evinced a fondness for gobstopper fake pearls.

BEHIND THE NEWS Mr. Kilpatrick has evinced a knack for making his legal problems worse.

But so far, the agency has evinced a rather blase attitude about the potential problem on banks' balance sheet.

Neither of the bill's sponsors has evinced a willingness to drop expansion of offshore oil drilling.

The council – which Tressell called the "Forty Thieves" or "The Brigands" – has evinced no interest in the affair.

More ominously, he has evinced a startling disregard for the First Amendment and a chilling intolerance for criticism and dissent.

But our complicity in the invasion of Iraq has cast a long shadow; Ed Miliband, for example, has evinced a "preference" for a Security Council resolution.

Ever since, Oehlen's process has evinced endless sorts of borderline-desperate improvisation — until a painting isn't finished, exactly, but somehow beyond further aid.

Recent literature has evinced a keen interest in porous electrodes.