Sentence examples for emboldened through from inspiring English sources

After initial grieving periods, disabled executives often become even more professionally emboldened "through a drive to overcome their disability," said W. Roy Grizzard Jr., the assistant secretary of labor for disability employment policy, who is legally blind.

White women don't get to sit in their Ivory Towers and tell black people how we should feel about bastardized language historically spewed to demean us; they certainly don't get to browse through the Urban Dictionary and educate us on how we should collectively feel when, emboldened through its acceptance into pop culture, they grant themselves permission to fling it around at will.

Then, emboldened through a collaboration with Eric Kandel and his post-doc Cliff Kentros, in 1998 Bob published the first in a series of papers that explored the molecular basis of place cell remapping.

President Trump may be satisfied thinking he has temporarily tamed North Korea's emboldened regime through a summer-long tirade of "fire and fury" threats.

Emboldened, Lincoln pushed through to the end.

Freedman recalls, too, some of the other political machinations that have come to haunt present generations: US support for Iraq in the latter's long war against Iran, which emboldened Saddam Hussein all through the 1980s, and the deliberate indifference to the victims of Iraq's chemical warfare.

Prussian military theorist Karl von Clausewitz has a lot to answer for: His "attack's the best form of defense" spiel has emboldened plenty of folk through the ages.

Iraqi security forces and allied tribesmen battled on Thursday to put down al-Qa'ida-linked gunmen who, in a coordinated surge, ran rampant in two of the country's main Sunni cities, overrunning police stations and sweeping through the streets, emboldened by mounting sectarian tensions between minority Sunnis and the Shiite-led government.

The relative resilience of Japanese banks through the crisis has emboldened the nation's banking industry, long considered by analysts as a laggard in financial innovation, to take a stand against the measures now proposed in the United States and Europe.

"You don't come through something like this emboldened".

They were emboldened by the Arab uprisings sweeping through the region.