Sentence examples for galvanizing words from inspiring English sources

Iwondered how their galvanizing words would play on the page.

Following St. Francis integrates Pope John Paul II's vision with that of St. Francis of Assisi, patron saint of ecology, and the galvanizing words of Pope Francis.

As it happens, the most galvanizing words in the movie come not from the current president but from Roosevelt, who in 1944 called for a "second bill of rights," asserting that "true individual freedom cannot exist without economic security and independence".

Or, if not guide, at least a few galvanizing words that say: slow the fuck down, take your time.

In other words, galvanizing boogaloo.

Her words galvanized female professors, who were mostly teaching work by white men (and who were usually doing so for less pay than their male colleagues).

America First". Those same words galvanized a mass populist movement against U.S. entry into the war in Europe, even as the German army rolled through France and Belgium in the spring of 1940.

"Estamos hasta la madre," he addressed the politicians, "with your struggle for power that has torn apart the fabric of the nation," and likewise to the cartels, "with your violence, loss of honor, cruelty, your senselessness". Sicilia's words galvanized the public and gave Mexicans a real-life, mad-as-hell "Network" moment.

"I think there's this new galvanizing for accountability, for holding them to their word.

In only seven games with the Nets, Kidd has backed up those brash words with game-winning shots and daring resolve, galvanizing his teammates with his unselfishness.

"That word — promise — is what makes the program really galvanizing," said Ben Cannon, executive director of the Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission.