Sentence examples for it's galvanizing from inspiring English sources
Now, instead of Facebook's crisis assistance ending there, it's galvanizing local communities to support each other in tangible ways.
Washington managing editor Bill Sammon -- in apparent violation of his own memo calling for Fox employees to at least pretend as though they're real journalists -- asserted on Fox News Sunday that the "mainstream media" hates Sarah Palin and the Tea Party movement because it's "galvanizing Republicans".
"It's galvanized the people".
It's galvanized the movement".
Perhaps it was galvanizing or validating for Tunisians to see such a high American official write so clearly about their government's failings, but I assume that the corruption and intimidation described was widely known — since all of the sources for the cables were Tunisians.
However, at the same time the pipeline and protests surrounding it were galvanizing an international swell of solidarity with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and its Sacred Stone Camp, another federal move on two key pipelines has flown under the radar.
For all the praise directors routinely get for the honesty of their visions, it can be galvanizing to encounter one who truly operates without a filter (except, of course, for whatever filter he uses to achieve those sizzling reds and cool blues in his gorgeously tinted widescreen images).
"He's it now, and I think he's galvanized around ideas.... I'm happy Bernie's in it".
Geoff Garin, a Democratic pollster, said that while the issue of protecting Social Security and Medicare could be potent in coming Congressional and presidential campaigns, it "will not be galvanizing in 2016 quite the way that voting for the Iraq war was".
Now, Mr. Paige's departure is galvanizing Hispanics, who are lobbying strongly for a Hispanic successor.
