The phrase 'was evident of' is not correct or usable in written English.
An example of a phrase that has a similar meaning is 'was indicative of'. For example, "His silence was indicative of his disapproval of the decision."
They particularly admire the skill, economy and wisdom which led Jesus Christ to remain silent about what happened the next morning when it was time to get up and all that was evident of the both of them was the usual loud snoring and not a jot of the washing up had been done.
The subject also had extrapyramidal symptoms such as rigidity and bradykinesia, but no sign was evident of myoclonus, visual symptoms, pyramidal symptoms, or cognitive impairment.
Look at our names – New York City and Manchester City – it's evident of the brand City".
Its aggressive debt financing is evident of that.
The demise of ESPN Mobile should itself be evident of the fact that you don't want their crap.
The combination of the two database technologies is evident of the trend for "NewSQL," databases, which SkySQL hopes to capitalize upon.
Firefly's singular approach is evident of a trend to provide a core point technology that connects with apps through APIs.
The results of our study are evident of discrepancies between attitude and action.
Oral manifestations (such as warts) of HIV infection are evident of disease progression, occurring in 30 80% of affected population.
An increase in percentage of cells in Q2 is evident of progressive cell damage and membrane deterioration.
Such progress in the evolution of Equatorial Guinea was evident, regardless of shortcomings in the democratisation of the state.
