Sentence examples similar to galvanized over from inspiring English sources

"Whenever I think that, I feel a little helpless or hopeless, but I think of the courage of those people and I feel completely galvanized all over again.

A section called Moral Leaders profiles people like Rachel Carson, whose book Silent Spring galvanized concern over the effect of pollutants on wildlife; and Roger Boisjoly, the engineer who knew about Challenger's flawed O-rings and tried to stop its ill-fated launch.

BENGHAZI, Libya — Galvanized by anger over the killing of the popular American ambassador here last week, thousands of Libyans marched through this city on Friday, demanding the disarming of the militias that helped topple the dictatorship but have troubled the country with their refusal to disband.

The memos offer a portrait of the politician as a young man, galvanized by battles over President Clinton's healthcare plan and welfare reform and slowly earning his cultural warrior reputation.

Instead of focussing on ideas, Hemmer focusses on the galvanizing struggle over the means of distributing those ideas.

The competence of the moribund union's past leadership rivaled Italy's, and the new union chief, Karen Lewis, must somehow galvanize members over an issue, perhaps preserving their pensions.

And this galvanized sports desks all over the country, in a way that few, if any, stories in recent memory have?

While Jackson had effectively galvanized a base of supporters over the course of his presidency, he also provoked considerable opposition.

Witnessing my Dad suffer over the years galvanized my need to step up".

"The shock and dismay over Diana's death galvanized an overwhelming reaction.

The strikes' outcome, involving over 30 workers' deaths, galvanized his views on the need for change.