Sentence examples for So galvanizing from inspiring English sources

This is why the "new Sappho" has been so galvanizing for classicists: every now and then, the circle expands, letting in a little more light.

Despite such disreputable beginnings, this famous fiction went on to assume the imprimatur of a truth so galvanizing it played a role in some of the more momentous events of the last hundred years.

It's hard to remember a campaign for the White House that was so wide-open, so competitive, so galvanizing to voters.

"It has been so galvanizing," she said.  .

As a company ages, he continued, its members "get further and further away from the process of creativity" that so galvanized the founding choreographers.

The international season that so galvanized the space for six weeks last spring will return in a greatly pared-down form, and there will be three new plays, including one, "Blue Stockings" by Jessica Swale, that tells of the first female students at Cambridge University.

The February 20 , 2014 killings in Ukraine so galvanized the anti-Yanukovych forces that he was forced to flee to Russia for his life.

When I think about the power of candor I think about the Black Panther party platform, a simple list of demands that so galvanized the bodies and lives in its scope that it took COINTELPRO, assassinations, life sentences--really an all-out war--to choke it and all the renewal it promised.

In the incident that has so galvanized the attention of the public recently, several of "Jackie's" alleged friends are reported to have refused to take her to the hospital for fear of the repercussions to Jackie's reputation, and to their own chances of attending fraternity parties.

Suddenly the music on his table radio is interrupted by a voice announcing the death of Spain's longtime dictator Francisco Franco, and the news so galvanizes Goren that he literally tumbles into the living room in his rush to tell his housemates.

They did not make any attacks in the days immediately after the coup as they were worried their doing so might galvanize the divided society into action against a common cause.