Sentence examples for galvanized about from inspiring English sources

'Superman' caught the conscience of the public and got the country galvanized about an issue that usually puts people to sleep or sends them scrambling for their entrenched positions.

In the winter of 1998, Mr. Smokler galvanized about 40 friends, including Ms. Leib, to start a Jewish spiritual weekend retreat, which met for the first time at a cabin in Rowe, Mass.

So on a day that we commemorate the realization of dreams, the Detroit Sierra Club kicked off our 100 Days of Climate Legacy Action with a special Presidential Inauguration Watch Party Brunch with a host of community residents, activists, environmentalist, union members and Sierra Club volunteers galvanized about the threats corporate lawlessness and public unaccountability pose to us all.

But there's nothing galvanizing about Kaepernick's message of hopelessness.

Raising his voice both as musician and activist, Mr. Seeger galvanized concern about the polluted Hudson beginning in the 1960's.

"The Brown-Vitter bill really galvanized the debate about 'too big to fail' and capital ratios," said Camden R. Fine, president of the Independent Community Bankers of America, an industry group that supports the agencies' proposed rules.

England had the Lawrence case, which galvanized public opinion about the police and racism after an 18-year-old black man named Stephen Lawrence was attacked and killed by five young white men in London in 1993.

Montenegrin Mihailo Lalić wrote several outstanding novels, the most acclaimed of which was Lelejska gora (1957; revised editions 1962 and 1990; The Wailing Mountain), which revolved around the struggle of Yugoslav partisans in World War II, weaving in galvanizing reflections about human existence in general.

Captured in grainy footage from a police helicopter as well as a shaky video from a body camera worn by one of the officers, Clark's death has become the latest to galvanize protests about police use of force against minorities.

Along with his colleagues, Loitz, an organizer with the Institute of Democratic Education in America, used the fervor of the Occupy Wall Street movement to galvanize concerns about education by starting a Tumblr blog called Occupy Edu.

Hot dip galvanized zinc coatings (containing about 0.2% of aluminum) were studied with surface analytical techniques.