Sentence examples for galvanizing images from inspiring English sources
This year Evan I. Schwartz's snappier "Finding Oz" tackled the same subject and addressed some of the same galvanizing images and events in Baum's life, from the yellow brick roads he saw as a young man (and the wooden plank road situated near his family's Syracuse home) to the grandiose yet flimsy palaces that dazzled Baum in Chicago.
"Still, making an image feels galvanizing — a way to fight idleness.
One lesson of "Lake of Fire" is the galvanizing power of the visual image.
Galvanized by an image of himself as a hard-charging advertising executive, he decided to get hired by one of the big 10 advertising agencies in New York.
Galvanized by the image of a stunt in a park, she convinces her Kitchen comrades to try it themselves.
The governor's decision not to support the bill capped several days of brinkmanship in which opponents of the measure lobbied furiously against it, galvanizing opposition by drawing on the image of male lawmakers mandating a procedure that requires inserting a probe into the vagina.
These images helped galvanize support for the movement.
The campaign carefully choreographed the stops, featuring images of Mr. Romney surrounded by heavy equipment and talking about galvanizing steel.
Thatcherism was a galvanizing force.
