I noted yesterday that my mild observation that a partial bounceback from a severe slump is not exactly an economic triumph apparently elicited rage in Estonia.
But such proposals just elicit rage from people who love democracy — albeit only when they're winning.
Even the most benign videos have a way of eliciting rage-filled, hateful responses from people who might otherwise be perfectly pleasant individuals.
He said: "Trauma can elicit great rage.
Small variations frequently elicit more rage than large ones because they imperil identity.
Unlike previous labor-stoppages in pro sports, namely, the acrimonious Major League Baseball strike in 1994, the N.F.L. lockout has failed to elicit much rage from the fans, who have either behaved like mature adults who recognize that football is a complex business venture, or like addicts awaiting their next hit.
Incidents like the one in Ferguson, Missouri, or Staten Island elicit sudden rage and fear that boils into the streets.
The interaction between AGE and its receptor (RAGE) elicits oxidative stress generation, thereby evoking proliferative, inflammatory, and fibrotic reactions, which impairs structural integrity and function of many proteins.
But the presence of South African soldiers here seemed to elicit nothing but rage among Lesotho citizens.
It is the director's tricky task to elicit the passion, rage, valor and sacrifice of old, not to mention eternal domestic crises.
Since it has recently been shown that cytokines can modulate neurotransmitter release, the present study was designed to determine the effects of administration of interleukin 2 (IL-2) into the PAG upon defensive rage elicited from the medial hypothalamus.
