Sentence examples for emboldened to think from inspiring English sources

I was emboldened to think of myself as just one of the local folk.

The officials said they were emboldened to think of the early college plan because many of their students already take college courses before they graduate.

"People hear a character like Bill's in 'Stripes,' and they're emboldened to think, I can say these things, I can use them as modes of operating in the world.

It was not quite perfection, perhaps, bearing in mind that spell in the second half when Álvaro Morata equalised and suddenly, for the first time, Andrea Pirlo and Paul Pogba were emboldened to think they could take control in midfield.

But in the east, not least because of the economic problems following unification, people started looking at the communist regime as "not all bad"—and television shows played up to a rosy-eyed view of the past, known as Ostalgia.In this climate, some ex-Stasi leaders have apparently been emboldened to think that the time is ripe for rewriting history.

Thanks to the spread of knowledge, the internet, consumerism and the decline of the collective spirit - families for the first time feel emboldened to think, and act, for themselves.

Nearly as legendary is his ego, a self-confidence worthy of an impresario whose success has long emboldened him to think on grand scales.

Instead of sticking to Eratosthenes' more accurate estimate of Earth's size, Ptolemy handed down a serious underestimate that later apparently emboldened Columbus to think he could sail west to reach China or Japan.

Most reforms in the long history of human progress were initially deprecated as being too small or too soon or not enough — yet a small reform emboldens people to think in new ways about their condition and the possibility of remedying it.

In 2014, 45 artists out of a thousand were chosen to have their work showcased in the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, but the exhibition has since moved to Nashville, Tennessee where Chief Curator, Mark Scala, has reorganized the exhibit to embolden us to think about issues that we might not ponder.

In 2014, 45 artists out of one hundred were chosen to have their work showcased in the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, but the exhibition has since moved to Nashville, Tennessee where Chief Curator, Mark Scala, has reorganized the exhibit to embolden us to think about issues that we might not ponder.