Sentence examples for not galvanizing from inspiring English sources
Natural wood grain modifies abstract severity to soothingly decorous if not galvanizing effect.
Some economists worried that the headline on the September jobs report was not galvanizing enough for the president's agenda.
That Clinton is a woman standing on the precipice of a gender barrier is notable, Guzman said, but it is not galvanizing her support for Clinton.
But for many, these mortification-of-the-flesh narratives are not galvanizing, but toxic, undermining their hard-won self-esteem and exacerbating the derision they face.
Others, including Jamelle Bouie, in Slate, argued that Stewart's show was not galvanizing viewers but in fact sedating them: watching the host vent about hypocrisy was enough social action for the day.
Third, the new administration has not galvanized a popular majority.
On the boulevard, laughter is meant to distract, not galvanize, to enchant, not disenchant.
His former employer is Rodale Inc., not Rodale Press, and his new company is Galvanized Brands, not Galvanized Media.
He said it was "inexplicable" that the incidents had not "galvanized the Pakistani military and civilian leaders to link arms in a comprehensive, sustained campaign to fight back".
From the start, due to the hesitations, doubts and confusion that even some Bundys privately expressed, the Oregon standoff did not galvanize hundreds of supporters the way the Bunkerville battle did.
Marc Geiger of the William Morris Agency in Los Angeles, who founded the tour in 1991 with the singer Perry Ferrell, said in a statement: "I am in utter disbelief that a concert of this stature, with the most exciting lineup I've seen in years, did not galvanize ticket sales.
