Sentence examples for emboldened a from inspiring English sources
I think it emboldened a lot of my colleagues to stand up to the banks".
Instead, they say, it has emboldened a minority of extremists to openly target them in an upsurge in intimidation.
Those Soviet reforms emboldened a generation of Cuban dissidents to challenge Mr. Castro's authoritarian lock on the country.
He merely waits for something an economic slump, perhaps, or foreign pressure to boost his party's chances.Triumphalism after the war has emboldened a hardline political right.
YIVO's founding emboldened a highbrow Yiddish intellectual life that flourished between the world wars and soon used the new spelling as its hallmark.
The skeletal mysteries of Neil Young's songs humbled many and emboldened a few at "Music of Neil Young" on Thursday night at Carnegie Hall.
And the longer the Arab wall of hostility has stood, the more it has debilitated the moderate Israeli majority and emboldened an extremist minority.
The first is that a larger size "emboldens a sense of immunity from the law".
But quiescent capital markets may be emboldening a creep back into shorter-term debt.
This fear industry emboldens a fear culture that is obsessed with crime and its avoidance.
But it is the success stories that can embolden a determined blogger.
