Sentence examples for galvanised itself from inspiring English sources
"I'd seen people's heads go down after an election defeat before, and felt it was very important that we rallied quickly and the party galvanised itself.
The Guardian has spoken to senior officials in the US and UK government, as well as specialists and independent thinktanks in London, Washington and San Francisco, who agree that the west is galvanising itself to adopt a far more aggressive approach to a problem for which there is no precedent.
Golf does not galvanise itself quite so well and Europe's victorious Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley, named coach of the year, was disappointed McIlroy did not win.
The book was a huge international hit and the publishing world readied itself to cash in on a phenomenal new talent, galvanised by the fact that so photogenic an author would be a dream to market.
It is one of the enormous paradoxes of this man that he has galvanised the anti-bullfight cause as much as the world of the bullfight itself.
It galvanised my opinion, anyway.
It galvanised politicians.
It galvanised global action.
The fanbase was galvanised.
The Ballymoney deaths galvanised him.
