But more to the point, it's not the most galvanizing part of his candidacy.
Trudeau, a self-confident public intellectual, was also among the most galvanizing leaders that Canada has had.
Between the two of them sits Peppe Barra, the most galvanizing performer in the movie, singing about being born black, which he isn't, but he clearly cares.
The left scattered after the American withdrawal from Vietnam took away its most galvanizing cause, leaving the Democratic Party ultimately in the hands of Bill Clinton moderates.
For this concert, Mr. Puente's band and Mr. Palmieri's band -- two of the brassiest, most galvanizing ensembles in salsa history -- will merge to perform music from "Masterpiece".
He wasn't the most galvanizing member of his trio — Alex Blake, ferociously strumming and thumping his bass, earned that distinction — but his presence was decisive and commanding.
Having acted on public sentiment that Israel should end its involvement in Lebanon, Mr. Barak now expresses occasional impatience with those who are getting cold feet that he is following through on the most galvanizing campaign promise he made last spring.
On their next visit, Mr. Curry recalled, "Tim said, 'Oh, and I have this footage you might be interested in.' " That footage, some of the film's most galvanizing, includes a 1997 episode in Eugene surrounding the cutting down of old-growth trees for a parking lot.
Instead, Mr. Obama's focus should be on the candidate with the clearest and most galvanizing judicial philosophy, the greatest intellectual ability and the temperament that makes it most likely she (and the first nominee should be a she) can both challenge and persuade her conservative colleagues and ultimately transform the court.
The title song, for instance, is among the most galvanizing opening numbers in recent Broadway memory, as Usnavi gives the audience a guided tour, in briskly flowing rap, of the troubles that nip at the heels and the hopes that feed the imaginations of the neighborhood's inhabitants.
