That will evoke knowing smiles from Iran and North Korea, both of whom have been found secretly dabbling with plutonium and enriched uranium.
" El Gamal, the Cairo student, said she believes the latest accounts about Mubarak's health were staged to evoke "sympathy from the street.
It does not just evoke much better times from decades ago, it also invokes happier times ahead.
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The process whereby the voices of anti-Islamist Muslims were silenced by PBS and WETA was also characterized by egregious behavior, some of which would typically evoke howls of outrage from American liberals.
Butterflies and virtually fragrant flowers, often indistinguishable from each other, evoke an Eden-like harmony and invite a long stay.
Immerse yourself in surroundings that evoke a more genteel era and watch treasures from the archives in the glass orangerie (modelled on Crystal Palace), silent films accompanied by live orchestration in the neo-classical drawing room or take part in a foley workshop (recording sound effects) in the crumbling stable block.
The defeat at the hands of the United States over Cuba in 1898 and the ignominious scramble from Spanish Sahara after Morocco invaded it in 1975 can still evoke feelings of embarrassment.
And he receives some fine support from guitarist and co-writer Reeves Gabrels, who manages to evoke the memory of Mick Ronson while firmly stamping his own personality onto proceedings.
This might send fans of current programming into hysterics (or at least evoke moans of mild irritation) but services like Hulu and Netflix have drawn an audience from such past-its-prime content before.
Unexpected meetings with characters from his brighter past a colleague, a professor, a lover evoke the low-level catastrophes to which his daily life has devolved, and which are, it turns out, the stuff of his art.
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