1.Stewart’s plodding script, far removed from the light-footed political commentary he regularly delivered on “The Daily Show With Jon Stewart,” evinces no apparent zest for its subject.
英：[ɪˈvɪns]
美：[ɪˈvɪns]
e·vince
ih vIns
第三人称单数:evinces
现在分词:evincing
过去式:evinced
过去分词:evinced
evincible (adj.)
transitive verb
to show or manifest clearly; give evidence of; make plain.The novel evinces optimism for humanity's future.The film evinces the director's familiarity with the subject.
to show that one has (a trait or quality).She evinced a talent for finance.
indicate, attract, produce, bid, cause
大约1600年，“反驳，驳斥”，源自法语 évincer “反驳，驳斥”，源自拉丁语 evincere “征服，克服，征服，战胜； 通过论证引出，证明”，源自拉丁语 ex “出”（见 ex-)和 vincere “克服”（源自 PIE 词根 *weik-（3）“战斗，征服”）。意思是“清晰地展示”直到18世纪晚期才被明确区分出来。直到18世纪，它的双生词 evict 还没有被清楚地区分出来。相关词汇： Evinced； evinces； evincing； evincible。
Latin evincere to vanquish, win a point, from e- + vincere to conquer — more at victor
The first known use of evince was in 1777
evocativeadjective
having the power to evoke an especially emotional response
an evocative photograph
evocationnoun
an act or instance of evoking
eviscerateverb
to take out the internal organs of
eviscerateverb
to take out the internal organs of
eviscerateverb
to take out the internal organs of
eviscerateverb
to take out the internal organs of
evinceverb
to give evidence of : show clearly
evinced an interest in music at an early age
evinceverb
to give evidence of : show clearly
evinced an interest in music at an early age
1.Stewart’s plodding script, far removed from the light-footed political commentary he regularly delivered on “The Daily Show With Jon Stewart,” evinces no apparent zest for its subject.
2.And while we are all complicit in the fix we find ourselves in, Mr. Black evinces particular scorn for his generation, the baby boomers.
3.She evinced no shock at my idea, just booked a table at Camille’s, an Italian restaurant in Providence’s Federal Hill neighborhood.
4.The bitter little man who taught the course was the lone professor in the school who had guts enough to try to teach it, and even he evinced the rigidity of imperfect understanding.
5.Live life without fear, confront all obstacles and evince that you can overcome them.
直面我们所遇到的任何困难，无所畏惧地活着吧！
6.Even “The Color Purple” evinces some discomfort at integrating the song-and-dance into the more sober story of a woman’s triumph over neglect and abuse.
7.The boy evinces great intelligence.
这个男孩表现出很高的智慧。
8.But there's also much here that evinces his fascination with and appreciation of life, and his uncanny ability to capture its contradictions, absurdity and joys in spoken word.
9.All evince an inspiring independence and tenacity, but Mr. Chodorov’s focus could use greater historical coverage and a richer variety of visual examples.
10.He dislikes woolly theorizing and evinces a healthy distrust of verbiage spun out of important-sounding abstractions.
11.But the author evinces great enthusiasm and curiosity throughout, and deserves an extra tip of the hat for having cheerfully calculated the informational redundancy of his own book.
12.He evinces a little too much concern for Suzy’s safety, asking her pointedly about some guys he saw following her home one day who appeared to be harassing her.
13.As evinced by the long-running “Real Housewives” series, calm conflict resolution does not make for good ratings.
14.After that I think it's the right time to evince.
在我认为它是表明的正确时间之后。
15.Dare to write something that evinces any criticism of the art of their heroes, and the brickbats are coming your way.
16.Since Stuart is apparently a well-off Wall Street type who evinces considerable contempt for his younger brother’s shiftless ways, it seems incredible that he would park his new wife amid the squalor of Edgar’s life.
17.In conversation, Mr. Tambor is a sunnier version of characters like George Sr. and Hank Kingsley, evincing all of the kooky excitability without the caustic narcissism.
18.At a time of increasing division, his philosophizing evinces an underlying generosity.
19.But are women, in general, more or less likely to evince particular characteristics?
20.He’s not really equipped to handle the harder material, and even with celebrities—the ultimate soft targets for gentle ribbing—has evinced little insight other than that they’re fun and nice.
