Sentence examples for am emboldened from inspiring English sources
verb
To render (someone) bolder or more courageous.
I am emboldened by their responses as I share my sketches.
I am emboldened by the words of the late James Brown.
Ariel Sharon, the legendary statesman and visionary, my friend and colleague, could not be here with us, but I am emboldened by the promise of continuing his mission.
Even in the midst of this year's disappointing results I am emboldened by the fact that we had new and exciting diverse voices and performers along with tried and true veterans that were at least in the conversation.
"After a three-decade career devoted to studying (and often debunking) pseudoscience and science denial, I am emboldened by Lee McIntyre's deeply insightful examination and clarification of what, exactly, science is and how it differs from pseudoscience.
Normally I would be reluctant to offer an opinion on elections in another country, but having attended the Democratic convention in Boston, and followed the Republicans in New York, I am emboldened to offer some of my American friends a little advice.
Rather, they were emboldened.
The Gingrich faction was emboldened.
For now, Iran and Syria are emboldened.
