Sentence examples for was evinced from inspiring English sources
verb
To show or demonstrate clearly; to manifest.
The good form of her stable was evinced by a really impressive listed success for Side Glance, in the famous colours bequeathed to Kingsclere by Paul Mellon.
For years, Alvin Dewey insisted that "In Cold Blood" was factual, and the humble lawman's stamp of approval was evinced, by those who were inclined to believe the book, as a badge of its accuracy.
No appreciable out-diffused In from the QD was evinced.
This was evinced from deep red color formation upon addition of tetrazolium salt (Fig. 3a).
Thus, citral was evinced to be responsible for the antimicrobial effect in LEO, as no inhibition difference was observed between the essential oil and its main component.
However, a thicker conception was evinced by the Minister for Law in a speech made during the 2009 seasonal meeting of the New York State Bar Association's International Section in Singapore.
The same duality is evinced in his art.
Among many Iranians, an unfamiliar emotion is evinced for the long-derided Arab: envy.
The interest he cited is being evinced first and foremost by home shoppers.
Various reasons for a pronounced lack of action can be evinced.
At the convent not much sympathy is evinced for Nancy's illness.
