Sentence examples for * galvanized in from inspiring English sources

The very notion of a Jewish race was conceived in persecution and galvanized in extermination.

The shattering impact of these events galvanized in the United States and Russia a determination to counter the terrorist menace.

The large crowds, while not unprecedented, underscored the resilience of the protest movement despite United Nations estimates that more than 5,000 people have died since opposition to the government galvanized in March.

All of that, perhaps galvanized in response to current events, may figure in Richter's choice to interrupt with a distant drone of malevolent engines a show that is otherwise devoted to varieties of silent, solemnly lyrical aestheticism.

With his candidacy in the doldrums for months, Mr. Buchanan, who left the Republican Party last October, clearly sought to tap into the public appetite for changes in campaign finance laws that Mr. McCain galvanized in his losing challenge to Gov. George W. Bush.

Both ended up at Princeton, where Wilson played cornerback for the football team, but their friendship really galvanized in Boston.

At the time of its premiere, in 1961, the work galvanized composers in the avant-garde and in academic circles.

Frequent television news updates galvanized viewers in Moscow and stood in sharp contrast to the secrecy that surrounded submarine operations during most of the cold war.

The University of Manchester's Centre for New Writing galvanized writing in the rainy city by bringing Martin Amis in as a professor in 2007, while Manchester Metropolitan already had an enviable line-up of poets.

While HP has long worked with container technology in some form or another, Docker clearly galvanized interest in this technology.

That galvanized many in the rights community, and a memorial service held in Ms. Barmaki's honor on Feb. 1 at the Human Rights Commission turned into a series of impassioned eulogies, mostly denouncing the insurgents for singling out civilians.