Значения термина evince more на английском

Their acts, however, fortunately evince more regard for modesty than their words.

And the face of the quarter-master himself did not evince more savage fury than the Irishman.

Did ever man evince more devoted affection?

His poems evince more diligence than talent: he now and then by reciting challenged men's opinions upon them.

He now wishes Mr. Brien Moon would evince more exactness in holding inquests, and less anxiety for the fees.

He urged me to beg you to evince more complaisance and deference for the Elector, that you may acquire influence over him.

In this, the all-fascinating bacon is concealed, for which the children evince more concern; their eyes begin to shine brighter, their watchfulness becomes more intent.

It evinced more activity than its fellow of the moon- bespattered garb.

The fatuousness of forethought had seldom been evinced more ironically.

However, Louis XV evinced more plainly from day to day the ascendancy I had over his mind.

Still, as he grew older, he evinced more and more dislike of everything in the shape of exaggeration.

But his brother Lurcanio evinced more and more his impatience at it, and let fall the most terrible words.

An occasional reindeer was seen and numerous foxes and hares trotted off into the woods, evincing more curiosity than fear.

Mr. Remond is a native of the town he resides in, and at an early age, evinced more than ordinary talents.

They inquired about the royal children, but evinced more curiosity about the princess-royal than with respect to the heir to the throne.

No portion of the advancing Whig columns evinced more irresistible bravery, and suffered more severely than the troops under his immediate command.