Object

• knowledge: Sometimes the " spirits " evince a knowledge of future events.

• attitude: I've read some books by African novelists and they portrayed a different place and evinced different attitudes.

• interest: In the debates we can also observe the broad spectrum of cultural concerns in which a large, literate public evinced interest.

• feeling: A full house each evening, evinced the strong patriotic feeling of Newport.

Modifying Another Word

• only: Its magic realism evinces not only the question Who am I?

• first: These changes first evince themselves in some views of the Paris bridges.

Preposition: by

• fact: The demand is evinced by the fact that interests in partnerships are sold to new partners.

Modifying Another Word

• also: But as many as 68 percent of classical musicians also evinced impairments.

• clearly: This lack of certainty is evinced most clearly and commonly in the interchanging of " cohort " and " generation " .

• thus: The base and dastardly emotions which they thus evinced belong to the curse, and are always in its train.