Sentence examples for had not galvanized from inspiring English sources

He acknowledged that his rallying cry to save the planet had not galvanized Americans.

He said it was "inexplicable" that the incidents had not "galvanized the Pakistani military and civilian leaders to link arms in a comprehensive, sustained campaign to fight back".

Yet even these sobering statistics have not galvanized American Jewry in general, and Jews in our area in particular, to organize in favor of school vouchers.

Part of the reason why this historic epidemic hasn't galvanized supporters is because it has been gradually unraveling and the images of the devastation haven't been moving enough to inspire donors to take action.

Both the announcement and the policy of unconditional surrender were severely criticized after the war, when it was contended that opposition groups in Germany might have overthrown Adolf Hitler and negotiated an earlier peace if the German military had not been alarmed and galvanized by the prospect of Allied vindictiveness.

Yet during this compacted campaign, Israel has not been galvanized by his candidacy.

The situation has not exactly galvanized public opinion, though it has drawn serious criticism from abroad.

This may sound like faint praise and also like a commercial death sentence, since movies about that war have not exactly galvanized audiences or risen to the level of art.

In a major endeavour to help the flood-affected districts in Uttar Pradesh – three of which are badly hit – UNICEF has not only galvanized partners and voluntary organizations to provide humanitarian support but has also committed $1.2 million to provide critical emergency supplies, in consultation with the government.

The true depths of the Trump Administration's depravity were not yet known, Congress's most unpopular ideas had not been fully fleshed out, and Republicans had been galvanized by the recent shooting of Congressman Steve Scalise.

But this one has galvanized people who have never before voted for local offices — including one of the candidates running with Ms. Turner, LeeAnn Carlson, who, when asked why, explained that she had not realized the town had such problems until recently.