Of course, galvanizing policymakers around policy prescriptions that ensure opportunity for all is not easy.
It is possible, of course, for media attention to galvanize action.
"We have been gratified by the strong response to our first set of courses, which are galvanizing both wide interest among students and exciting new methods of teaching and learning among our faculty.
Why not have a younger, idealistic and preferably American artistic director to run the orchestra day to day, a strong conductor, of course, but someone who could really galvanize the institution, conceive stimulating programs, commission worthy composers and reach out to the larger urban area?
Of course, those images can also have a galvanizing effect, as with the photo of a drowned Syrian boy, 3-year-old Aylan Kurdi, which helped crystallize the trauma of the migrant crisis.
Figuring out whether all this intellectual work can galvanize a political movement, of course, is the task ahead of us.
But depth and subtlety sufficient to rend the heart are not to be found in its stereotypical gallery of characters, including hard-liners, compromisers and of course the hopeful young lovers from either side who galvanize the plot.
Of course, Trump is far from the first Republican politician to galvanize voters by appealing to the idea of white identity.
Of course, the jury is still out on our current situation: no galvanizing art movement is on the horizon.
A strong effort on behalf of a P.O. will galvanize his national and local base — especially if it's successful, of course, but even if it's not.
