Sentence examples for for emboldened from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, as a new impoverishment spread, many former Chavistas lost faith in the regime and, in last December's parliamentary elections, voted for emboldened opposition candidates.

The Kremlin may not have initiated the smear campaign against Zvyagintsev, but it bears full responsibility for emboldening his attackers.

China blames American interference for emboldening Vietnam and the Philippines to stand up to it over the sea.

The worst thing one can say about Tynan is that he might be partially responsible for emboldening, a generation or two later, many failed impersonators, authors of the kind of overwritten, heavy on first-person profiles that Jennifer Egan skewers brilliantly in "A Visit From the Goon Squad".

Clinton assailed Trump for emboldening such individuals through social media and his own rhetoric.

He blamed Obama and Clinton for emboldening the Islamic State through failed policies in Iraq and Afghanistan. .

Mr Sarkozy sees a chance to show he is a man of action, and he will find it easier to force through domestic reform if he can show he is not in thrall to all that Anglo-Saxon free-market ideology.Mr Brown has been calling for a global summit for weeks, emboldened by international acclaim for his plan to rescue Britain's banking system.

The Bush administration, with its broad assurances of support for Georgia, has come in for strong criticism in Georgia for having emboldened Mr. Saakashvili to challenge Russia.

It'd be a mistake for Congress, emboldened by righteous anger, to do the same.

For the emboldened anti-nuclear lobby, it heralded the start of an unprecedented shift towards renewable energy.

Schiaparelli was homely and aristocratic a poet of couture rather than a prose stylist like Chanel, designing clothes for an emboldened New Woman.