Sentence examples for has galvanized many from inspiring English sources

What has galvanized many people to hunt for solutions to the Kirch Group's problems is the possibility that Mr. Murdoch might be able to acquire part or even all of the conglomerate.

Despite this blink in our history, this date has galvanized many significant environmental landmarks, including the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act and the elimination of the catalytic converter.

The #MeToo moment has galvanized many women (and some men, too).

In recent days Mr. McCain's role in negotiating the current immigration proposal has galvanized many conservatives who fiercely oppose it, creating an opening for Mr. Romney.

But an anonymous flier distributed to residents immediately surrounding the school earlier this summer has galvanized many in the neighborhood to oppose that plan, which, if it were to be executed, would require demolishing as many as seven houses that are as old as the school.

A group of Republicans including actors, producers and writers who have held salon-type meetings to discuss politics and the Iraq war for over a year has grown to about 100, from 8 at first, said the character actor Robert Davi, adding that Mr. Schwarzenegger has galvanized many of them.

The current presidential election has brought up the many inadequacies of our political system, and has galvanized the public in ways that has not been seen in many, many years.

He has galvanized the whole political scene.

Bolt has galvanized the Bird's Nest.

But the bill has galvanized the broader music industry.

The Bolotnaya case has galvanized the Russian opposition.