Sentence examples for for a galvanizing from inspiring English sources

Between the Barber and the Beethoven, the Macedonia pianist Simon Trpceski joined Ms. Alsop and company for a galvanizing account of Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3.

The emperor, assailed by enemies on his frontiers and by rivals within his family, was desperate for military aid, just as the pope was comparably eager for a galvanizing cause that would confirm his primacy as the leader of the Christian world.

He hoped for a galvanizing moment similar to the one sparked by his Kentucky colleague in March.

Ms. Vargas's voice has lowered and roughened since her early hits, but she has traded the illusion of youthful innocence for a galvanizing sense of drama.

Then again, to infuse this torpid production with sufficient energy for a galvanizing climax, Mr. Ivanek would probably need to perform Queeg's disintegration as a frothing-at-the-mouth, eye-rolling extravaganza of epic proportions.

The protests have become something of a galvanizing point for Democrats — in Wisconsin and beyond — after demoralizing defeats in last year's elections.

Pro. Inc. Spike Lee won the Grand Prix, the festival's second prize, for "BlacKkKlansman," a galvanizing drama based on the strange, true-life story of a black detective who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan in the 1970s and is also an indictment of President Donald J. Trump.

More than 1,000 MIT alumni and friends were in attendance to celebrate the MIT Campaign for a Better World, a galvanizing effort that has gathered momentum and participation since its public launch in May 2016, at events around the world.

The other two dances are New York premieres: the dramatic triptych "Prelude to Night," which stars Ms. Herring and is set to three short compositions ("Prélude à la Nuit," "Alborada del Gracioso" and "Pavane for a Dead Princess") and "Bolero," a galvanizing dance for eight.

In a push to raise money for their candidates, Democrats hope Wisconsin will be for them what the health care overhaul was for Republicans in last year's midterm elections: a galvanizing force for their base, and an example of overreaching that will win them crucial independent voters, not just in Wisconsin but also in Congressional races and the presidential election next year.

The voter file, which candidates use to pinpoint prospective voters, was "absolutely a mess," she said, in part because for years, her party hadn't had a galvanizing candidate for whom to build it.