Sentence examples for she evinced from inspiring English sources

She evinced the worries of a mother whose son has been paralyzed in Me Before You (2016).

Her performance in The Sixth Sense (1999)—in which she evinced the distress of a mother whose son can see ghosts brought her an Academy Award nomination for best supporting actress.

While some film historians have traced her subsequent struggle with manic-depressive psychosis to this incident, other reports indicate that she evinced signs of her illness as early as the late 1930s.

In it, we see O'Day dismiss a journalist's questions about her personal life with the skill she evinced as a singer: with utter clarity of intention and absolutely no room for bullshit.

During the show's second season, Asylum, she starred as a sadistic nun; in the third season, Coven, she played a witch; and in the fourth season, Freak Show, she evinced the proprietress of the titular performance group.

She evinced a widow who is drawn out of mourning by an oafish coworker in La Délicatesse (2011; Delicacy) and played the murderous title heroine in Thérèse Desqueyroux (2012; Thérèse), director Claude Miller's adaptation of the François Mauriac novel (1927) of the same name.

Having traversed vast landscapes of race and class, often as a solo traveller, she evinces the discipline and, occasionally, the detachment of an Army brat.

Her mastery of the science is complete, her writing clear, and though she tries to convict Williams, in the end she evinces a measure of forgiveness as well.

Would she evince her displeasure by a supercilious laugh or lose her temper, jump up in the middle of the piece and stamp out?

And yet, in plays like The Piano Teacher, Durango and The Language Archive she evinces a particular interest in what can't or won't be said – what oft was thought, but never expressed.

My seven-year-old daughter Anna will soon learn that her social currency depends on the amount of youthful radiance she evinces in the photograph on her Facebook profile.