| Hardly moved in, he evinced not the slightest discomfort with rugless floors, shadeless bulbs, and an unseasonable chill. |
| On the other hand, a bad idea remains exactly that, no matter how well it is evinced in a story. |
| It was an indication of the interest evinced by music enthusiasts, who were now much more open to classical music. |
| The nostalgia evinced in such iconographic readings is also, Shaw argues, built into the very form of the image. |
| The more progressive art magazines evinced little more interest in the subject of photography. |
| It would be untrue to suggest, however, that the attractive, flowing style evinced by this team stems directly from Kerr's football philosophy. |
