Sentence examples for What galvanized from inspiring English sources

What galvanized the relatives was the $12 million settlement inmates won from the state this year.

What galvanized the people who attended was whether we as a community, and a nation, would stand beside our sons and daughters or would we abandon them because we might take issue with the President's Iraq decision.

"What galvanized this movement was health care.

Being faced, once more, with "the strange reality of motherhood" is what galvanized Cusk to write "A Life's Work".

And Payne believes that experience is what galvanized the island to send a team into the English league system structure.

The spirit, the passion, the careless cacophony of colloquial color is what galvanized the beat generation.

What galvanizes Seattle jazz audiences more than anything is the diligent effort of its teenage musicians.

[laughter] The fear side of it is knowing that Stephen would see the film — and Ben's played Stephen as well, we've never spoken about it — and that's what galvanizes you, because you feel a great responsibility to him and to his family.

No, what really galvanized the religious right were Supreme Court rulings stripping whites-only Christian academies, like the one Falwell founded in 1966, of their tax-exempt status.

What has galvanized many people to hunt for solutions to the Kirch Group's problems is the possibility that Mr. Murdoch might be able to acquire part or even all of the conglomerate.

What really galvanized some to vote for an individual who openly made disparaging comments about so many different communities?