Galvanizing in a sentence

But even more excitingly we finally got a Blu-ray release of “Blue Steel,” her bizarre and galvanizing 1990 thriller made with much of the team that made her 1987 vampire movie “Near Dark” (damnably out of print).

It is also a galvanizing moment for Republican officials: In a last-minute pivot, the event’s schedule changed to accommodate the first national appearance by the newly elected House speaker, Mike Johnson, who addressed the group on Saturday night.

Like the rest of Israel’s oligarchy – judicial, political, military, financial, hi-tech, and media – Strauss was only waiting for an opportunity to crash the channel that has been galvanizing the voices of Israel’s growing right-wing majority.

One of my favorite country singer-songwriters ever returns with an album I find both galvanizing and uncomfortably earnest in addressing the state of the world.

Everybody came with their toolbox and was like, okay, so how do we pitch in?” said Angelique Roche, a writer and consultant who described the Sunday Zoom call as powerful and galvanizing.

For one, the most galvanizing and divisive figures in 1980 and today were Mr. Carter and Mr. Trump.

Frustration over crime has caused political fallout in City Hall and the top law enforcement office in Alameda County, galvanizing recall efforts against Mayor Sheng Thao, and District Attorney Pamela Price.

That site also has a hot dipped galvanizing line with a capacity of 360,000 metric tons.

The Texas Supreme Court ruled against her, galvanizing her to advocate abortion access.

China knows that any big step toward confrontation In Ladakh means galvanizing the Allied naval force in the Indian Ocean.

Friday, January 10 Fortune cookies, art titles inside “Are You Thinking What I’m Thinking?” which is billed as a “Galvanizing Art Challenge,” takes place from 7 to 9 p.m. at La Venta Inn, 796 Via Del Monte, Palos Verdes Estates.

Here in our area, the Ethiopian Embassy in Washington, under the tireless leadership of H.E. Ambassador Fitsum Arega, did a superb job in galvanizing support and orchestrating the lobbying effort.

Just use the galvanizing force of these moonbeams to get back into action.

Nah, they'll credit Pelosi with galvanizing America with her ice cream videos.

She and Mairead Corrigan shared the 1976 Nobel Prize for galvanizing a mass movement to protest sectarian violence during the time known as the Troubles.

The blueprint for this galvanizing doc is the book by Canadian social/science author Ingrid Waldron, There’s Something in the Water: Environmental Racism in Indigenous and Black Communities.

The brutal killings of several longtime characters are upsetting because we’ve grown attached to them, but they don’t have the slightly grotesque, galvanizing comic charge we’re used to.

The second single, “Ready, Aim, Fire,” begins with the line, “Kick the dog when the whistle blows,” but the chorus is so galvanizing that the National Hockey League adopted it for a national broadcast.

To be the galvanizing and unifying force– an imperative to boost morale of nations caught in such uncertain and challenging situations.

What Ginsburg called Roe’s“divisiveness” was instrumental in the rise of the American right, which was flailing until Phyllis Schlafly discovered the galvanizing force of opposition to abortion and the Equal Rights Amendment.