That Sebastiano stood in close relation to his master, Giorgione, is evidenced not only by Vasari's statement, but by the obvious dependence of the S.
Had we other portraits of the fair sex by Giorgione, I venture to think we should find in them his reading of the human soul even more plainly evidenced than in the male portraits we actually possess.
The good results of these conditions were evidenced in the higher measure of character, courtesy and capacity, which, as a whole, distinguished the negroes of Virginia.
One finds it evidenced in the social atmosphere of the place, in an increasing suavity and ripeness to be discovered there.
A century ago itevidenced pre-eminent respectability to support such a vehicle.
Occasionally I distinguished openings into lagoons, such passages into the low-lying mainland being evidenced by the deeper green of the vegetation bordering them, as well as by wind-twisted trees clinging despairingly to the crooked banks.
The energetic movement of his red head clearly evidenced the sincerity of his feelings, yet it was not in my heart to avenge our wrongs upon a helpless prisoner.
During the evening meal, partaken of amid the gathering shadows of twilight, our newly discovered friend again evidenced his power as a trencherman.
The supposition is a very likely one indeed, only the medicine-man must have become fairly sophisticated in later times, as is evidencedby his perusing a roll of papyrus.
It supplied the literary model for the later period, as evidenced by the inscriptions, but that it should be affected by the changing forms of contemporary speech was inevitable, though in the main its chief characteristics were preserved.
The environment of the Nile valley is exceptionally well suited to the continuance of type, as is evidenced by the persistence of form in its domestic and other animals.
That this has always been recognized upon the Continent as an art of English invention, is evidenced by the names Englische Garten, jardin Anglais, still given in Germany and France to pleasure grounds laid out in the natural taste.
Whig and Protestant leanings are oddlyevidenced in his exposure of priestly intrigues.
The sanctification of the Spirit, in every case, is evidenced by the fear of the Lord, and a holy abhorrence of evil for its own sake.
To recognize the twelve tribes of Israel at a time when they were divided, and weakened, and degraded, evidenced true communion with the mind of God in reference to His people.
It is, alas, possible for grace itself to be abused; and we may sometimes forget that, while we are justified in the sight of God by faith alone, a real faith must be evidenced by works.
It was mid-day then, but the Ashantis were not finally beaten, and throughout Henty has high praise for their courage and tenacity, which was evidenced once again in a determined but abortive attempt to retake the village.
This is evidenced by his failure to regard as a factor in one case what has been admitted as such in a slightly more obvious instance.
A certain degree of deterioration is evidenced by his failure to make much of an effort in this direction, although such effort would be immediately successful.
The floating debt, consisting of admitted indebtedness, neither funded nor liquidated, but evidenced by some kind of public obligation, was found to be as follows: Registered deferred debt.
At the end of this time a tendency to localisation, as evidenced by increasing firmness and more definite margination, takes place, and this is followed by general contraction and rounding off of the tumour.
Pressure on, or minor lesion of the vessel was sometimes evidenced by the development of a murmur, as in the following case.
Aneurismal varix, when pure, was evidenced by the presence of purring thrill and machinery murmur alone.
In the slighter cases irritation was often a marked feature, as was evidenced by hyperæsthesia and pain combined with loss of power.
The result of this was evidenced later by the presence of localised oval patches of ecchymosis.
Local pressure, or actual destruction of brain tissue, was evidenced by temporary paralysis in the former, permanent loss of function in the latter, condition.
In this case the bullet without doubt passed through the anterior mediastinum, and slight injury to the lung was evidenced by transient hæmoptysis.
A year later the condition was as follows: There is some weakness of the right seventh nerve, as evidenced by want of symmetry in all the folds of the face, and in narrowing of the palpebral fissure.
In the smaller sensory trunks it was often evidenced by the occurrence of neuralgic pain, especially liable to be influenced by climatic changes; in the larger, by signs of more or less severe motor, sensory, and trophic disturbance.
Occasionally an opposite course may be followed, and fresh extension take place, as evidenced by enlargement of the tumour, disappearance of sharp definition, softening, and pain.
His great mathematical powers and his command of mathematics are sufficiently evidenced by the numerous mathematical treatises of the highest order which he published, a list of which is appended to this biography.
Their antiquity is evidenced by the character of their buildings and of their inscriptions, which are unmistakably rude and archaic.
Hugh's devotion to the Psalms is evidenced by many passages in his life, and not least by the fact that he divided the whole Psalter among the members of the Chapter so that it should be recited throughout every day.
His wisdom was well evidenced by events in the next reign.
The augmentation of the world's bread-eating population in a geometrical ratio isevidenced by the fact that the yearly aggregates grow progressively larger.
This is evidenced by the relative number and amount of farm-mortgage foreclosures in the State, as a whole, and in its several sections at the present time and in the past.
Here the china fad is evidenced in the ornamentation of priceless old plates that have been collected by the owner's sister, Miss Nora Smith, and arranged according to her taste.
Illustration] [Illustration: Two of the Chambers] The originality used in finishing the house isevidenced nowhere better than in the chambers, on the second floor.
The early period is evidenced in the absence of a mantel, which brings out the lines of the wonderful old woodwork to the greatest advantage.
Germany's initiative in the matter is furtherevidenced by her instant readiness to attack.
There is a convincing physical element in the feelings and desires of man, evidenced in language and phrase.
It may be that the policy evidenced by the passage of the act itself will, if carried out, result in disaster to the roads.
The personal popularity of Mr. Roosevelt was fully evidencedin the electoral and popular votes.
They are never evidenced in any sort of worldly goods.
Its growth is evidenced in human institutions, in scales and grades of civilization.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "evidenced" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
