As these characters encounter one another in a fog of tear gas and pepper spray, Yapa vividly evokes rage and compassion.
And yet, this gentle movement that promotes the consumption of a plant-based diet, living a healthier life and leaving a lighter footprint on the planet evokes rage like I have never seen.
DUNNING YVONNE MEIER Ms. Meier conjures up mysterious creatures in "Limpopo, Part II," a revision of a 1987 work that uses Expressionist imagery to evoke longing, rage and madness in "Mad Heidi".
Those lyrics evoke the rage that fuelled the inner-city riots of 2011, but also the anger mixed with powerlessness that grips us all from time to time as corporatism and managerial strategies make a mockery of democracy.
Driving in this manner could evoke road rage from other drivers.
This is what is genuinely scary – the underlying rage in some individuals, those who will fly off the handle at the slightest thing, who live with their emotions so close to the surface that it takes little to evoke fury.
And although Lloyd is keen to avoid parody, elements of the opera evoke the raging neuroses of St Albion Parish News - the countryside community of Private Eye's political skit.
In a single scene, he evokes the rage, confusion, hope and momentary surrender that all big change, including age, inevitably inspires.
What strange evolutionary quirk makes adolescents evoke such powerful rage in their mothers?
