Sentence examples for all emboldened from inspiring English sources
For more than a month, the priest ran the gauntlet of antibalaka fighters, many of them drunk or drugged and all emboldened by the belief that magic charms made them invulnerable to bullets, collecting casualties and corpses.
But in our time, as in every time, the impossible is the least that one can demand — and one is, after all, emboldened by the spectacle of human history in general, and American Negro history in particular, for it testifies to nothing less than the perpetual achievement of the impossible.
But the absence of the United States from active involvement in burgeoning 1930s' crises like the Italian invasion of Ethiopia, the Spanish Civil War, and the Japanese occupation of Manchuria all emboldened the rising fascist movement.
The Trump election, the rise of the so-called alt-right, fake news, and glowing profiles of white nationalists have all emboldened the worst people in our society to once again be proud of their shitty views.
All this has emboldened the Taliban.
But the fact that they were brought at all has emboldened animal rights groups around the country and worried Ringling Brothers.
Britain, after all, is a recession-stricken country lamenting market failure, led by an emboldened centre-left government intervening to rescue banks and boost demand.
Knowing all that, and emboldened by Leah Chase and Fritz Blank, we set out to make our own version of gumbo.
The early evidence from the Trump Administration is of a stranger and more diffuse situation, in which a new President has emboldened all sides to freelance.
If Mr. Bush becomes president, he will be attempting to govern in an environment in which all sides feel emboldened and in which he will be blamed -- fairly or unfairly -- for anything and everything that goes wrong.
Blair's preacherly tone has emboldened all manner of scriptural bureaucrats and self-appointed faith leaders eager for a public voice - from Iqbal Sacranie to John Sentamu to Cormac Murphy O'Connor - to believe that religion is squarely back on the agenda.
