Sentences with evince

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The entire production evinces authenticity and a real respect for the subject matter. [VERB noun]
The books are dismal by comparison, but even they evince the odd chuckle.
The overwhelming majority live amicably with Christians and evince no desire to make them wear hijab.
Lead guitarist Mark Kondrat and trumpeter Emiliano Torres evince discipline and finesse, and the band's rhythm section is superb.
His soft-edged tenor can evince spiritual elegy or ramp up to a rock growl, and as a lyricist Greene isn't afraid to evoke mythic America.
Suffice to say that Toyota did not evince a desire on that.
Both brothers had made the models for the lamps, but some seem, experts believe, to evince more of the invention of Alberto.
Unlike their sons and daughters who moved away, the older Japanese-Americans in Crenshaw evince a stubborn pride and loyalty to their community.
Although their children are grown and gone, older Japanese-Americans still evince pride, loyalty in their changing community.
Evince is sometimes wrongly used where evoke is meant: the proposal evoked (not evinced) a storm of protest

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