Sentence examples for but galvanizing from inspiring English sources
The display of systemic cruelty is not chilling but galvanizing.
If you're in New York, you can counter your FOMO with a small but galvanizing exhibition of photographs at the Marlborough Gallery, "Harry Gamboa, Jr.: the Asco Years".
The god, in this case, is Eros, who makes a delayed but galvanizing (and hilarious) appearance at the beginning of the second act of Rob Ashford's revival of "Promises, Promises," the 1968 musical about the dangers of interoffice bed hopping.
That will mean not only controlling the paramilitaries, but galvanizing support for a negotiated settlement among the elite business class and the military, both bitterly opposed to making concessions.
The government has sponsored cheap but galvanizing competitions, such as the Defense Department's 2004 "Grand Challenge," offering a million-dollar prize for a driverless car that could navigate a desert course.
The Philharmonic players seemed anything but galvanized on Thursday during the Tchaikovsky and Shostakovich works.
The Bush policies rankled several West European countries, especially Germany, but galvanized East European support for U.S. policy.
"So at the end of the week, I think we will have told a very effective story that should help not just galvanize our base, but galvanize our country," Ms. Jarrett said.
People looked sad, but galvanized; they were bustling into the crowded foyer and agreeing to be squeezed into tiny corners and makeshift tables.
"Little Airplanes of the Heart" by Steven Feffer, which was published a couple of years ago, is more formulaic than either of those two, but galvanized by a very well-chosen cast under Eliza Beckwith's direction.
But Speight took me in hand at a crucial point in my development as an opera composer, and not just reinforced, but galvanized my commitment to the vital relevance of not just opera as living drama, but as the Mount Everest of composer challenges, the gesamtkunstwerk against which all other musical efforts are, in the end, measured.
