Sentence examples for galvanized community from inspiring English sources

Football players are no more uniform in their opinions than the rest of us, but a sampling of them seemed to suggest they, too, were feeling and appreciating the energy of a galvanized community.

In 1999 Mr. Walentas announced a plan to make the Empire Stores a centerpiece of a $300 million cultural and retail complex, but this galvanized community groups into opposing what they said was overdevelopment.

The controversy has galvanized the community.

"That basically galvanized the community to make sure" the area wasn't overrun by large-scale development, she said.

But then he came out in favor of the change, and now Mr. Obama heads west to collect the kudos — and dollars — of a galvanized gay community.

The Prop 1 campaign has galvanized the community, and rightly so.

During the demonstrations, activists chanted, "Today we march, tomorrow we vote!" True to this vow, a galvanized Latino community created an ongoing crisis for conservatives at the polls, starting with the 2006 midterms.

Inspired by Toni Morrison, Dr. Joy DeGruy, Angela Davis, and Nina Simone, the published author is constantly asking, "What am I going to spend my hard-earned money on?" As a result, she's galvanized a community of over 55,000 followers (34,000 on YouTube, 3,000 on Tumblr, 7,000 on Instagram, and 11,000 on Twitter) who are looking for tangible ways to support one another.

That was when the grungy resurgence of punk-rock, a galvanized college-radio community, CD technology and the burgeoning Internet fostered a do-it-yourself circuit that now supports — more or less — bands that never expect to be heard on the Top 40.

While the MDGs have galvanized the international community and encouraged investment in social areas, they have too often failed to build grassroots capacity and foster economic opportunities for local people.

Tarif has galvanized support among his community, raising more than $3 million to provide aid to Syrian Druze around the region.