Sentence examples for emboldened to change from inspiring English sources

(Future majorities, they say, will feel emboldened to change rules at will).

Goodlatte was backed by a chorus of rank-and-file lawmakers — many of whom had been targeted by OCE probes or feared they might be next — who were emboldened to make changes.

We are called to help the imprisoned to embolden themselves to change the course of their lives and pursue their destiny.

But the lopsided outcome — 2,958 votes in favor, two against, three abstentions and one invalid vote — underlined how much Mr. Xi dominates politics and feels emboldened to demand drastic changes.

It's unclear whether Democrats would've felt more united behind Pelosi if they had such a successful midterm election or whether they would've felt emboldened to make a big change.

But she said Sessions taking it back "seems like an abdication of the Justice Department's responsibility" to help local jurisdictions comply with their legal obligations, and those resistant to change might feel emboldened to continue imposing inappropriate fines and fees.

The riot and its aftermath will "[leave] the inmates' lives forever changed as they are emboldened to fight for redemption, resolution and the respect they deserve," per Netflix.

And outside around Paris I saw an ever stronger and more united civil society world emboldened to demand and bring about ever greater change.

Employees at tech companies have recently become much more emboldened to speak out on ethical concerns, and have forced changes from Silicon Valley giants.

Is that a changed country or is that people who are unpleasant feeling emboldened to speak?

Landlords are emboldened to evict people.