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.
This is evinced by his dominance over Iraq's security framework, which he secured by establishing private security forces predominantly in Baghdad, which report to him exclusively.
Yet the most powerful impact of the case may have been evinced by William Annis's final words, as he lay dying on the quay.
This is evinced by an impish charm, apparent as he bounces from job to lunch break to spots playing sax in "that down joint".
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.
That idea some children have – that there is a gap between the world as you think it is and the world as it is evinced by your parents or schoolteachers or whoever – was quite strong in me.
Their argument that anonymity is more necessary than ever to encourage victims to come forward when so many sexual offences go unreported is gaining traction among prosecutors, as is evinced by the introduction of unlimited fines.
Mania is a state of undue and prolonged excitement that is evinced by accelerated, loud, and voluble speech; heightened enthusiasm, confidence, and optimism; rapid and disconnected ideas and associations; rapid or continuous motor activity; impulsive, gregarious, and overbearing behaviour; heightened irritability; and a reduced need for sleep.
This is evinced by the works in the show's revelatory opening gallery, starting with the caked, episodic surface of "Painted on 21st Street" (1950), a smeary white-on-white mixture of paint, plaster, sand and scribbled fragments that suggests a pristine cave painting.
