Sentence examples for emboldened that from inspiring English sources

The diplomatic, financial, political and military support Ethiopia receives from the United States has emboldened that regime to renege on its legal obligations under the agreement.

With Suffragette I was emboldened that there were so many women around me.

The Greens have felt so emboldened that a leader in the party's parliamentary bloc, Renate Kuenast, announced last week that she planned to run for mayor of Berlin — next year.

(The big-money groups have become so emboldened that Karl Rove's Republican super PAC, American Crossroads, dared to ask the F.E.C. last month to declare that "independent" ads for candidates could actually fully coordinate with those candidates).

"We can't make a direct connection between the layoffs and that increase, but those assaults give you the impression they feel emboldened that there is not a police officer around the corner, or within earshot," said the Camden County prosecutor, Warren W. Faulk.

Moreover, I have no doubt that swathes of people, quietly seething that this whole "diversity" business has got out of hand – that it's political correctness gone mad, I tell you! – will feel emboldened that a high-profile figure has come out and echoed their thoughts.

Mr Orban knows that with the looming possibilities of Greek exit from the euro and a British exit from the EU, Brussels has little appetite for steps to discipline Hungary which could embolden that country's eurosceptics.

However, for the ones who manage to get that honour (and I use that term loosely), you may feel empowered or even emboldened by that relationship".

Mr. Weidmann's statements could embolden that camp.

One of the enduring outcomes has been an emboldened Iran that is politically close to Iraq's leaders, many of whom escaped to Iran during Saddam Hussein's government, and that is a large trading partner.

The group is now emboldened by that success.