Sentence examples for most galvanizing from inspiring English sources

Yet Rosa Parks's act was one of the most galvanizing.

Mr. Pisaroni was at his most galvanizing during the long stretches of urgent, dramatic recitative.

But Mr. Dobson is most galvanizing at ground level, when he's talking to activists and explaining their stratagems.

The revelation that the show's last-minute investor didn't exist was among the theater year's most galvanizing moments.

Perhaps the most galvanizing film the series ever produced was "Inside Nazi Germany," an examination of Hitler's Germany that was shown in 1938, a time when isolationist sentiment was strong in the United States.

"It keeps him alive for those of us that hope he'll live forever," said Thomas Muraca, explaining that even something as mundane as perusing Jobs' reading list becomes another point of fan connection with one of history's most galvanizing and inspiring men.

Actually it was worn by a Polovtsian Warrior in the dances from the opera "Prince Igor," the final and most sensationally galvanizing work of the company's celebrated opening night in Paris.

"Urinetown" is equal part visceral entertainment jolt and lingering provocation -- and simply the most gripping and galvanizing theater experience in town (2 10).

What will happen to one of the most successful and galvanizing coaches in college basketball when the university concludes its investigation will not be known until the trustees release their report on or before June 20.

To the rescue comes Jérôme Bel, an unimposing and scruffy Frenchman who has managed, minus any evidence of dance steps, to become one of the most charismatic and galvanizing choreographers working today.

While a nutrition goal (the "vertical" option) that covers all countries and addresses both under and overweight and obesity may well be most effective for galvanizing commitment for nutrition and for guiding action, it does not seem politically feasible.