Sentence examples for galvanizing memory from inspiring English sources
The disqualified ballots, excluded voters and contentious ending of the 2000 election -- when black precincts in Florida had votes rejected at three times the rate of white precincts -- have formed a galvanizing memory.
Though memories have faded of the galvanizing appeal of Robert F. Kennedy — assassinated in Los Angeles 40 years ago after winning the California primary — the Kennedy name remains a political touchstone for older Hispanics.
A combination of factors, including the state's legislative push to curb illegal immigration and the presence of a Hispanic candidate like Mr. Carmona in the race, — have been galvanizing among advocacy groups in Arizona, triggering the largest Latino voter registration efforts in memory.
Even though Tucson is returning to normal, residents say that memories of the shootings and the continuing recovery have had a galvanizing effect on their town.
Thatcherism was a galvanizing force.
Now Hispanic political activists had galvanizing issues.
A galvanizing Gavroche, alas, does not a galvanizing "Les Miz" make.
A galvanizing vision is needed.
It is a galvanizing study.
