Sentence examples for As emboldened from inspiring English sources

However, labor experts said, as emboldened as the union members were after the defeat of Proposition B, the national results should also leave them chastened.

Sometimes I feel as emboldened as that woman who spent her life with the apes.

When the markets opened Tuesday, stock indexes rose and held gains most of the day as emboldened investors assumed more risk and drained life from the Treasury market.

The federalism battle, by contrast, is being waged in federal courts around the country, including Noonan's, as emboldened state officials design innovative legal claims to press their new advantage to its as yet undefined limits.

The police chief in Camden, N.J., J. Scott Thomson, whose force of 400 was cut by nearly half last year because of financing issues, said that having fewer officers on the street "makes it that much more difficult to create an environment in which criminals do not feel as emboldened to assault another person, let alone a law enforcement officer".

Netanyahu used that speech to implore US lawmakers to reject the Iran nuclear deal, which Israel sees as emboldening its arch enemy.

Administration officials stopped short of calling for President Aristide's resignation, but their remarks were seen as emboldening a widening and unwieldy opposition -- including former supporters, armed gangs, demobilized army members and political foes -- that seeks his removal.

I asked President Trump what he thinks of people seeing his rhetoric as emboldening white nationalists and whether he was concerned that Republicans would be seen as supporting white nationalists.

Democrats appeared amused by the minority leader's soliloquy, which could be seen as emboldening the Tea Party -- and making life tougher for House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), who needs to cut a deal with his own members, many of whom are Tea Party-backed, in order to keep the government running.

As well as being emboldened by the Lords, Labour MPs who voted for 42 days with great reluctance in June can now dare to rebel without fearing to bring down their leader.

One supporter, emboldened as much by the quantity of drink he had consumed as the joy of the result, burst into the media room afterwards and, arms outstretched, bellowed: "Scotland!