But some ideas for the celebrations have already evoked angry responses from Russian liberals.
SAN FRANCISCO — The decision by the Environmental Protection Agency to block California's air quality standards for motor vehicles evoked angry responses from state officials on Thursday and the threat of a court battle.
MOSCOW — A brief audio clip posted on an ultranationalist Web site was enough to evoke an angry argument in a Moscow courtroom early this year, when a federal judge challenged a teenage skinhead to justify murdering migrants selected at random on city streets.
Lev Gudkov, the director of the independent polling organisation Levada Centre, said: "The problems that evoke an angry reaction in the western media, like the developments around Aleppo and the destruction of the humanitarian convoy, are almost not noticed here because they're not on television, or they're shown as anti-Russian propaganda".
Given these contradictory data, we could not predict a specific direction of the results (facilitation, interference), at least regarding behavioral tendency evoked by angry and disgusted faces.
Conversely, a left amygdala response was evoked by angry faces associated with negative feedback, and correlated positively with anxious attachment, suggesting an increased sensitivity to social punishment.
Thanks to this summer's town-hall-style meetings, the mere phrase "town hall" now evokes images of angry citizens, many of them older, rising up against a proposed overhaul of the health care system.
This evoked a rare angry response from Harvey, according to Benaud.
I wanted to evoke a very emotional, angry, yet overcoming vibe with the music.
"I wonder why you bought these items rather than the ones on the list?" I asked, without the "tone" I sometime evoke when I'm angry.
