Sentence examples for galvanised to write from inspiring English sources

In fact, because of Barbauld, Sarah Trimmer and Hannah More were galvanised to write for poor children and to organise a large-scale Sunday School movement.

They will be galvanised to defend him.

One former minister, Peter Kilfoyle, says that voters who were galvanised to vote the Tories out have not yet been galvanised to keep Labour in.

Private investors are being galvanised to sue Wall Street's behemoths.

In strategically advocating for stillbirth prevention, existing maternal and newborn health initiatives can and must be galvanised to include stillbirth prevention as part of their advocacy for resources.

Like Salman Rushdie's Shame and Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude, Song of Solomon was incredibly galvanising: it made me want to write.

Boo, desolate after being offered only a derisory amount of magazine space to write up seven years of research into the largest housing project in Washington DC, was galvanised by a friend who advised: "Subsidise their lack of interest with your surplus.

Galvanised, I wrote a screenplay called Two Guys on Wine.

Galvanised, I wrote Two Guys on Wine in nine weeks in an absolute conflagration of creative oblivion.

To galvanise the drive, writes Roth, was a blizzard of posters, "a pretty little girl wearing leg braces … a clean-cut little boy with leg braces".

A writer shouldn't shy away from using little tricks to galvanise you into writing.