Sentence examples for politically galvanized from inspiring English sources

In the seventies, disappointed with Jimmy Carter and faced with the legalization of abortion, the visibility of the gay-rights and women's-liberation movements, and the dissociation of sex from marriage, the Christian right became politically galvanized.

She was the queen of NY's politically galvanized anarcho-punk scene, and for those who hung out at ABC No Rio in the era of Nausea, Born Against, and Rorschach, she was the punk rock crush du jour.

Her historic speech at the UN Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing in 1995 not only galvanized women around the world, it helped spawn a movement that led to advances politically, legally, economically, and socially for women in many countries over the next decade.

Omaha was commendably galvanized.

They're galvanized buckets.

The defeat galvanized Roman resistance.

The anti-American agitation, which has been growing since the Sept. 11 attacks, has galvanized hard-line Islamic opposition to the moderate parties that control the government and added a new complication to Mrs. Megawati's politically fragile presidency.

Both carried big galvanized pails.

It has also galvanized preservationists.

They needed to be galvanized.

His new club had already been galvanized.