Sentence examples for galvanizes from inspiring English sources
'galvanizes' is a correct and usable word in written English
It is a verb that means to excite or encourage someone to take action. For example, "The candidate's speech galvanized the audience, inspiring them to work together to fight climate change."
verb
Third person singular of galvanize
"In the short term, it probably galvanizes our base," he said.
You have the power!" — is perfectly suited to the Internet-driven populist energy that has given his campaign such dynamism, and it invariably galvanizes audiences.
Stiller often starts with the premise that a joke or a character arc is inadequate, a form of pessimism that usually galvanizes his colleagues and sometimes paralyzes them.
It is the moral and social upheaval that is promised by such deformation which galvanizes Eisenstein, who worships the elasticity of cartoon characters, ascribing to it what he calls a "literalization of metaphor".
But I also know that it galvanizes a certain part of the Republican Party".
Like a lunatic waving an assault rifle as he dances on a high window ledge, Kim galvanizes our attention.
"Why not make the first thing we hear something that galvanizes the audience and brings them in?" Mr. Sklar-Heyn said.
Ms. Strout gets through two-thirds of "The Burgess Boys" by chronicling the ways the pig's-head crisis galvanizes the family.
What galvanizes Seattle jazz audiences more than anything is the diligent effort of its teenage musicians.
While the first two elements may be in place, he said, it is not yet clear whether the controversies brewing in Washington, particularly involving the Internal Revenue Service, will develop into something that galvanizes voters.
Recent history has shown that nothing galvanizes Somalis more than an outside occupier.
