Sentence examples for galvanizing potential from inspiring English sources

Going back to the Montgomery Bus Boycott nearly a decade earlier, the key strategist was a local leader of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters named E.D. Nixon, who saw the galvanizing potential of Rosa Parks' refusal to give up her seat at the front of the bus.

The subtle, understated handling of the likeness, with its soft psychological probe, failed to galvanize most potential buyers more attracted to art with an instant punch.

The Millennial generation can help lay the foundation of American prosperity by driving a vibrant green energy economy; reinventing and rebuilding our infrastructure; galvanizing the immense potential of the private sector through fresh innovation and creativity; contributing to a broadened tax base; and answering JFK's call to service.

They were tough, and while their intolerance of dissent galvanized their fighting potential, it merely made them tyrants once they were in power.

When a company has a strong, heartfelt purpose - that really lives and breaths in the culture - it galvanizes the full potential of the organization to deliver at every level.

We also believe that resolving the Palestinian conflict may be valuable in galvanizing the international community and particularly potential regional partners to effectively address the threat from Iran.

If there is a positive side to these alleged remarks, it's that they have the potential to galvanize.

Mr. Chalabi, by taking matters into his own hands in a period of political transition here, appeared to be pushing himself forward on an issue that has the potential to galvanize the Iraqi people by calling attention to the mass killings.

Theater festivals have the potential to galvanize an audience, but in a sprawling city already awash in performance, the importance of sharp curating can't be overemphasized.

And their potential to galvanize child survival programs and to bestir apathy and cut into a sense of fatalism is far from exploited.

Much more difficult to detect is the hope that a slaying so horrific has great potential to galvanize fundamental change in police accountability regarding excessive force whereas throughout our history, everywhere in America, we have had virtually none at all.