Sentence examples for it has galvanized from inspiring English sources

It has galvanized young Americans, inspired a flood of donations and stirred a backlash from critics.

Instead, it has galvanized women's rights activists and ignited a debate in a country where violence against women has long been a taboo subject.

It has galvanized support for Mr. Kabila, whose popularity had tumbled after he had cracked down on political liberties and demonstrated a lack of diplomatic skills.

While third-party challenges from conservatives are nothing new for Republicans, Mr. Hoffman's candidacy is striking for the way it has galvanized the party's base.

The issue of immunity for U.S. troops is among the most contentious in the Islamic world, where it has galvanized public opinion against the United States in the past.

College students have been a driving force in promoting the Jena case, and some of those who study race relations say that it has galvanized a generation that is often criticized by veterans of the social activist movement as being too complacent.

Far from it, having galvanized London he stormed into New York in his early 30's, before coming home to his old paper, The Observer, and then turning to a new life, not of reviewing plays but of putting them on.

BOB MUGLIA: Well, mostly in the context that it really has galvanized HP as changing their view about Cisco much more as a competitor than as a partner, and in that context it helps.

It also has galvanized Taliban insurgents, who briefly took over the northern city of Kunduz in the fall and have made gains in the southern province of Helmand against overstretched government forces.

Yet Trump and many of his allies continue to doggedly talk up the House bill, resisting the suggestion that the Senate could discard major items in the proposed legislation: "The seemingly divergent political positioning on display Sunday underscored the fragility of the Republican Party on an issue that has galvanized it for years.

It's a fight that has galvanized the town, from the mayor and the local priest to shopkeepers, farmers, schoolteachers and teenagers.