Sentence examples for she was galvanised from inspiring English sources

Barnard is not your clichéd hippy type – Camilla used to work in the City, her husband flies stunt planes for a hobby – but she was galvanised by the fact that she could not find delicious yet healthy breakfast cereal.

Princess Noor (2.35 Newmarket) found rather more to beat her in between her debut win and success in Ascot's Princess Margaret Stakes, but she was galvanised by blinkers then and can be placed upsides the leading juvenile fillies on that form.

But for the women, she was galvanising.

Her creationist views are never seriously challenged – except for one perfunctory complaint that she is going against "centuries of Darwinism" – and she is galvanised when, with her colleague and lover Dr Charlie Holloway (Logan Marshall-Green), she discovers ancient cave paintings in the Isle of Skye showing humans worshipping a specific star-constellation.

Her interest was galvanised when she read US comedy actress Tina Fey's autobiography and came across a section listing the rules of improvisation and realised "it links so closely to how we work as creatives in advertising: always say 'yes' to ideas and 'don't shut anything down' … always be open-minded and collaborative".

She was a cheerful, unassuming everywoman who was galvanised by her diagnosis to do exceptional things which have now raised more than £1.75m and established a permanent fund which is certain to add plenty more.

The fanbase was galvanised.

Our friendship was galvanised by a few months spent together working in a nightclub in Portugal.

This week Congress was galvanised into approving a long-delayed bill defining torture as a crime.

Jon Savage, a seasoned pop commentator, was barely a teenager in 1966 when British youth was galvanised by Motown.

Last year, just as it seemed to be despairing of him, the party was galvanised by the financial crash convinced, suddenly, that it had rediscovered its purpose.