Sentence examples for being emboldened from inspiring English sources
The resurgence of Isis is also explained by the Iraqi Sunni, some five or six million, being emboldened by the revolt of the Sunni in Syria in 2011.
What has changed, perhaps, is that, while an anchorman like Mr. Dobbs fought to express his opinions on CNN, Mr. Ratigan is being emboldened by his bosses.
But Boko Haram not only fended off the army's offensive, it ended up being emboldened by the obvious ineptitude of the Nigerian forces.
Watch out for UK cabinet ministers – led by Gordon Brown – taking a more proactive role than in Glasgow East after being emboldened by Labour's victory in Glenrothes.
"I think more parents are being emboldened to ask for more money, or to ask for financial aid, period," says James Boyle, the president of College Parents of America.But few universities are in a position to help.
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.
Rather, they were emboldened.
The Gingrich faction was emboldened.
For now, Iran and Syria are emboldened.
