Sentence examples for seems galvanized from inspiring English sources

"The Next Day" has Mr. Visconti at the helm again, but this time Mr. Bowie seems galvanized by a desperate energy that overrides the frailty palpable in his haggard vocals.

But several people who know Wolfowitz say he seemed galvanized by Sept. 11 into a bet-your-career sense of purpose.I think Paul tended to be Mr. Interagency Stealth in the past, and now he's Mr. Open Warfare," says Stephen Sestanovich, a Russia expert who once worked for Wolfowitz as a policy planner.

Protesters seemed especially galvanized by President Bush's remarks on Saturday.

Although all the composers spoke of being inspired by the singers they were paired with, Keeril Makan seemed particularly galvanized by Laurie Rubin.

The Taliban's push toward Islamabad, he told "Fox News Sunday," "seems to have galvanized all of Pakistan, not just the president and prime minister".

The spokesman for the fund-raising campaign is Tom Hanks, who seems even more galvanized by his starring role in "Saving Private Ryan" than he was after playing an astronaut in "Apollo 13".

Something about what he calls the era "of big hair and big shoulder pads" seems to have galvanized McInerney: the buzzing confusions of youth asserting themselves, in narrative vigor, over the wan compromises of age.

What is it about this set of bills at this point in time that seems to have galvanized public sentiment?

If anything, the cast seems even more galvanized in emphasizing the value of the Nat Turner story as it is being depicted in "Birth. .

Maybe these are all just phases on Elisabeth Kubler-Ross's stages of grief and the support for the parties won't last, but defeat seems to have galvanized grassroots activists across the country.

Judy also seems to have been galvanized.