The phrase "as galvanizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is inspiring or energizing, often in a motivational context.
Example: "The speaker's words were as galvanizing as a rallying cry, igniting passion in the audience."
Alternatives: "as inspiring" or "as energizing".
For Johnson, it was as galvanizing as the moment when Michelangelo touched Carrara marble.
Surprise: The mall's excitement is not as galvanizing as a saber-toothed tiger would be.
Mr. Toibin is such an adept and morally serious close reader that his criticism becomes nearly as galvanizing as his fiction.
It is governed by very strict rules in a framework so simple and clear that any deviation — a single dissonant note or an unexpected pause — can be as galvanizing as a small, yellow rectangle in a painted grid.
The major method of applying zinc coatings to steel for corrosion protection is known as galvanizing.
Each movement is a formal realm with a ballerina as galvanizing monarch.
To the right is an untitled 1966 sculpture by Donald Judd consisting of a vertical array of nine panels of what the wall label describes as "galvanized iron" stacked from floor to ceiling.
After all, there's no constituent group as influential as parents galvanized to protect their children's future.
For more information about UNICEF and its work visit: www.unicef.org About UNSGAB The United Nations Secretary-General's Advisory Board on Water and Sanitation is an independent body established in March 2004 by the UN Secretary-General to give him advice as well as to galvanize action on water and sanitation issues.
The Goodwill Games, conceived by Ted Turner in the 1980's as a galvanizing alternative to the boycott-plagued Olympics, were discontinued yesterday, having lost millions of dollars as well as political relevancy after the fall of communism.
