Sentence examples for galvanizing points from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the galvanizing points on that time continuum come into focus, including an accident that badly burned Ledgard's wife, prompting his search for a new type of skin.

The protests have become something of a galvanizing point for Democrats — in Wisconsin and beyond — after demoralizing defeats in last year's elections.

The Supreme Court overturned two of the convictions in the cases, which became a galvanizing turning point for the gestating civil rights movement.

The Dec. 16 rape has been a tipping point for India, galvanizing women and men to demand the government do more to protect women and punish those who harass them.

Blatter may have a point, given the angry, galvanizing response to Coulibaly's call in the United States.

Though Ammiano lost the run-off he forced on Brown, the campaign is considered an historic turning point in San Francisco politics, galvanizing progressive voters and leading to a major progressive turn in the Board of Supervisors elections the following year.

I don't entirely agree with that point of view, but I find it galvanizing.

This year the gender gap stands on average at 17 points, a spread amplified as a consequence of Trump's language and behavior, galvanizing many female voters to ensure he does not get elected.

"Like Keystone, the fight against the proposed Cove Point fracked gas export facility is becoming, overnight, an incredibly mobilizing and galvanizing force," he said.

The United States, in fact, remains eminently placed to assume an even more significant role in galvanizing support for mediation before Europe's unchecked arrogance today leads us all to a point of no return next.

But after galvanizing supporters nationwide with a filibuster against anti-abortion legislation, she lost the governor's race by 20 percentage points.