Sentence examples for emboldened as from inspiring English sources

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!

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Mr. Obama said Iran has been emboldened as a result of the U.S. war in Iraq.

But many are becoming emboldened, as more consumers shift to the Web to make their purchasing decisions.

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.

Van Gaal was emboldened as he talked up United's title prospects on the back of a second league win since 21 November.

The steady expansion of online bill paying, they say, has emboldened Bank of America, as well as rivals like Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase and SunTrust, to turn to new fees on customer accounts as other sources of revenue dry up.

I was in the kitchen one morning and this guy comes upstairs and says, 'Can you drive me to Turtle Bay?' I said, 'Excuse me, do I know you?' " Meanwhile, at the town hall, officials were dealing with complaints from the Mehtas and some of their newly emboldened neighbors, as well as Ms. Staiano's Polaroids and her handwritten logs of infractions.

Any assumption of jurisdiction by the FTC would only embolden it, as well as other Federal agencies, to take further steps to regulate the Internet.

Turkey's enthusiasm for a buffer zone may well be boosted as much by its fear of these newly emboldened Kurds as by its concern for Syria's beleaguered people.From the print edition: Bad blood bubbles(Photo credit: AFP).

The Times used the words "defiantly" and  "emboldened," even as it expressed doubt about what he might actually get done.