Sentence examples for media galvanizing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Palmer is one of music's most productive users of social media, galvanizing a modest fan base — her last album sold only 36,000 copies, and she tours small clubs and theaters — through constant interaction that blurs the usual line between performer and audience.

Although deaths at raves were already a yearly occurrence in the LA area, Sasha's age set off a firestorm in the media, galvanizing the County government into combative action.

The heart-wrenching image of Aylan, which rocketed around the world through social media, galvanized considerable public attention to the refugee crisis, highlighting the extraordinary risks migrants take to escape various crises.

It is possible, of course, for media attention to galvanize action.

In 1997 the Teamsters galvanized media attention and public support when their strike against United Parcel Service (UPS) stopped the delivery of thousands of packages worldwide.

The soul-searching reached a climax tonight when about 300 mothers and fathers gathered in the school auditorium for the first communitywide meeting since the Sept. 20 incident, which drew nationwide media attention and galvanized the school district, the village government, the police and just about everybody charging lattes at the Coffee Tree.

Korean graphic designer Hyojin An and media artist Hyuns Hong galvanize this digital (anti) social predicament in their interactive motion graphic installation Everything Rolled Into One.

In some cases, considerable media attention helps galvanize the public's support in the hopes of shielding the individual or individuals from government authorities.

This war, of course--but not exclusively--flows via pipelines.... Forget about al-Qaeda and Taliban and the "war on terror" galvanizing all the media attention.

Klein was more optimistic than Tuchman: "Donald Trump epitomizes the reality of media today, which is that a galvanizing figure with a tribal fan following does not need traditional outlets," Klein said, pointing to Glenn Beck as a figure whose unconventional political opinions have survived a break with traditional media – Beck left Fox News abruptly in 2011.

I'd even argue that the internationally galvanizing force of social media in today's youth is as revolutionary as it's become because it's just that: social.