Sentence examples for failure to galvanize from inspiring English sources

Hughes's failure to galvanize his party was not only due to his tepid personality.

These steps seemed to bring John Paul to a point where he could address Pope Pius XII's failure to galvanize the church against the Holocaust, and Yad Vashem was the natural place to do so.

She also became annoyed when I asked her about a dispatch from the United States Embassy in Rangoon, published by WikiLeaks, that criticized the "sclerotic leadership" of the N.L.D. and the failure of the party to galvanize the young.

The flaw in the Clinton campaign so far has been the absence of real leadership — the failure of the candidate to galvanize supporters with a vision so compelling as to be almost irresistible.

The hole in Upshaw's legacy has been his failure -- or reluctance -- to galvanize players to become a more militant force in the mentoring, hiring and promotion of former athletes.

"Perhaps the pro-democracy movement's greatest failure has been its inability to galvanize support around substantive issues facing most Hong Kongers.

Hoping to galvanize more support, rebels are evoking the Soviet failure in Afghanistan as a model for their struggle, and depicting Russia as a new occupier.

If anything, it seemed to galvanize Pacquiao.

The attacks seemed only to galvanize teachers.

Politicians have sought other means to galvanize voters.

It's almost trying to galvanize the next park movement.