galvanizing

Steves is in New York today to launch the tour for a book he describes as both his latest and his first — the travel journal he wrote during a galvanizing journey in 1978.

And yet, it’s entertaining, thanks to galvanizing anthems, contemplative ballads and spectacular tap numbers that track a game-changing invention: the telegraph.

He and nearly two dozen other Democratic lawmakers were denied entry to the building, sparking uproar online — a moment of potentially galvanizing oppositional theater.

But Richardson said he wasn’t sure the prospect of “more rats scurrying around” will be any more galvanizing than pictures of “the sad polar bear floating on ice.”

The experience felt something like training camp to the players, and some believe that closeness has had a galvanizing effect on the team.