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The rest of the G20 evinced a desire to help, but not to throw money directly into such a scrum.

It's effective, as evinced by the fact that many mosquitoes are able to fight off Plasmodium, the single-celled microbe that causes malaria.

They are not allowed to put posters on their walls, so their current interests are evinced by their screen savers.

Further interest is evinced by the Confucian study programmes springing up all over the Chinese education system.

Among many Iranians, an unfamiliar emotion is evinced for the long-derided Arab: envy.

They consider themselves aligned with the uprising, which has so far evinced only secular aims.

Anna Mihalovna's attitude evinced her consciousness of the touching gravity of this last meeting between father and son.

Thornton stood between him and Buck and evinced no intention of getting out of the way.

Market participants have bought into this story, as evinced by a host of quantitative and survey measures.

Michael has evinced little interest in the new network so far .

Even steadfast interfaith activists criticised the lack of sensitivity evinced in the speech.

Despite the misty nostalgia sometimes evinced for the titanic statesmen and oratory of yore, this is not a new problem.

This particular dragon has already evinced a fondness for roast pork. And roast dwarf is twice as tasty.

For several years her fellow activists evinced little interest.

Beijing has decried the 'Cold War mentality' it claims is evinced by such moves.

He evinced great sorrow for what he had done.

The dog evinced its dislike of strangers by growling.

From matter and light, evinced in solid and shade.

In fact, REM is evinced only by mammals and birds.

eg. He evinced great sorrow.