Sentence examples for galvanizing piece from inspiring English sources
The galvanizing piece in Gates's first show there, in the fall of 2012, was an installation called "Raising Goliath," built around a full-size fire engine, made in Peel, Arkansas, in 1967.
True revelations may be in short supply -- "The Good Body" is not the galvanizing piece of agitprop that "Vagina Monologues" was -- but in the dark days of late December it is not new insight but simple comfort, preferably unaccompanied by calories, that is really needed.
But one factor is still missing: that single galvanizing piece of content that everyone wants to see.
Mr. Shaham and the ensemble compellingly conveyed the emotional tentativeness of the intriguing first movement, which begins with a rustle of timpani over which the solo violin spins searching, lyrical phrases, trying, it seems, to galvanize the piece into something resolute.
Sometimes, especially in the case of police shootings, videos can be important pieces of evidence, galvanizing the public to take action and potentially even helping prosecutors punish killers.
The piece ties together Mr. Keckler's diverse inclinations, and stems in part from his galvanizing discovery that the virtuosity of his operatic voice somehow worked as a way to deliver everyday stories.
The bounty here includes one duo session apiece with the saxophonist Charles Gayle and the saxophonist and trumpeter Daniel Carter; several large ensembles, including an imposingly focused 13-piece big band; and a galvanizing small group with the drummer Denis Charles and the tenor saxophonist David S. Ware (who died in October).
Purchase 1 inch (2.5 cm) galvanized pipe and fittings from a building or plumbing supply store: 4 pieces of pipe 24 inches (61.0 cm) long threaded on both ends, 3 pieces 10 inches (25.4 cm) in length, 2 90-degree elbows female thread on both ends, 2 tees with female threads, 3 floor flanges.
There were cameos in K'Naan's set too: by Nas, on a perfunctory but still galvanizing version of his classic "New York State of Mind," and Damian Marley, on one of K'Naan's grittier pieces, "I Come Prepared".
