Sentence examples for emboldened to write from inspiring English sources

Teaching at Tanglewood that summer and hearing Koussevitzky conduct the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Hindemith was emboldened to write this traditionally structured symphony.

A perfectionist MacGuffin is a word or concept that your perfectionism has found is particularly triggering for you, and so it starts using that word as a club to bash you with whenever you feel emboldened to write.

De Kooning emboldened me to write something that was in the air to be written.

A concert of Schoenberg's music on Jan . 2 1911, in Munich sent Kandinsky to his easel, where he painted "Impression III (Concert)" and emboldened him to write to Schoenberg, professing artistic kinship.

By training he is a geophysicist, and in his early 20s he spent a few years working in the oil fields of Sumatra – the kind of life experience that, one might have thought, would have emboldened him to write.

Feeling very much the author, I was emboldened to ask her whether she, too, had a kind of compulsion to write — although I secretly doubted whether hers had the same source as mine.

In a way Messiaen's example emboldened the creators to write an opera that was similarly internalized and reflective.

Women have been bombarded by unwanted attention from male players who feel emboldened to pester them because they're both looking for Pokemon, writes Slate's Laura Hudson.

At the very least, more letters may get written to Congress and a few doveish members in liberal districts may be emboldened to join in.

"Citizens who provide for their own energy and have increased access to education, health and wealth independently of government programs may feel emboldened to ask for more political participation or in some extreme cases, even promote secessionist tendencies," they wrote.

Geltzer, a movie-loving lawyer, has written what is, in effect, a guide to the moral presumptions of those who felt emboldened to speak for the movie audience.