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• v  give expression to

• The parade through the capital evinced the might of the country.
• A political candidate must evince genuine interest in not only the issues of his community, but also in those of the world.
• Few records of any kind evince this much head-spinning joy, and coming on the heels of Licensed to Ill, their self-consciously idiotic debut, it announced that the Beasties were an .

• express
• show

News & Articles

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• HBO's Richard Plepler: James Gandolfini Had 'Compassion for the Underdog'
  The network's CEO says he used his experience as a struggling actor to "evince the pathos of his characters." read more        
  June 26, 2013 - The Hollywood Reporter

Quotes

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• Condoleezza Rice in FOXNews
  This has now been several months. So when the Iranians now evince interest in the Russian proposal, one has to wonder if that isn't because they now face the prospect of referral to the Security Council,Rice said before the dinner meeting.
• YS Rajasekhara Reddy in Indian Muslims
  But I never asked for money. When Dr. Paul wanted that All India Congress Committee (AICC) President Sonia Gandhi be invited to the orphanage, I spoke to her but she did not evince any interest,said Reddy.