Sentence examples for feeling fortified from inspiring English sources
In recounting some of the worst episodes of our past, Lawrence found redemption through art, and he made us see it, too, so that we come away feeling fortified, not embittered, which is an amazing feat.
At that time, perhaps feeling fortified by Maxwell's authority, he would express much more confidence in the ergodic hypothesis (see Section 5).
Such feelings have been fortified by Mr Bush's doctrine of preventive war, Guantánamo, opposition to the world criminal court and a host of other international agreements.
Such thoughts have fortified his feeling about his children.
Look for foods fortified with sterols.
It's as if Mr. Barnett, newly fortified with wit and feeling, were channeling the Winston Churchill who said, "I have taken more out of alcohol than alcohol has taken out of me".
This may seem counterintuitive and is not a suggestion that we revisit bad experiences as a way to fortify a feeling of victimhood or to wallow in grief.
Their presence in a lightly fortified compound eating dinner is a testament to the wider feelings about security in the capital before Friday's attack.
The French-speaking Quebecers who thought they were treated as second-class citizens by the old English-speaking Montreal elite are feeling less aggrieved now that a series of laws enacted by Liberal and Parti Québécois governments have fortified the use of the French language and Québécois culture.
He captured many fortified places.
