Sentence examples for that evinced from inspiring English sources
Day two involved selecting samples that evinced promising growth, taking time to brainstorm potential applications.
The videos were accompanied by headlines and text that evinced a distinct sensibility — ironic, knowing, smug.
The effectiveness of the intervention was demonstrated using trend analyses that evinced significant improvements in self-regulatory behavior.
Parametric studies were used to design and construct a low frequency vibration isolator with tip-loaded cantilever beam resonators that evinced 98% payload isolation at resonance.
He laughed with an uninhibited cackle that evinced none of the post-traumatic stress we were told afflicted many of the Lost Boys.
On this occasion, it was a Wilson tale of deep scars nursed in the humdrum surroundings of a humble eatery on the brink of extinction that evinced unexpected emotional depth.
The principle that Obama evinced, which most economists would regard as unexceptionable, can be traced to Adam Smith.
It's an attitude that's evinced briefly by Mr. Burnett, who chose to film a drama with personal touches (he was born in Mississippi) rather than a documentary.
When he hears that she's evinced interest in playing the trumpet, he derides the instrument as absurd and insists that she play something more respectable, like piano.
The boys evinced that particular misogyny of the preadolescent male, and I was at all times being either mercilessly teased — for not keeping up, for making girly little turns down the mountain instead of plummeting it down at suicidal speeds — or completely ignored.
By making the resolution of "Handcarved Coffins" dependent on his fantasies, he is able to exploit his fascination with, and uncanny perception of, the criminal mentality--a talent that is further evinced in a remarkable interview, called "Then It All Came Down," which he conducts with a psychopathic killer distantly related to the Charles Manson family.
