Sentence examples for getting emboldened from inspiring English sources
He also scoffs at the whole notion of North Korea getting emboldened by our actions in Syria, saying that they should know that if Americans are attacked by North Korea with anything, "there will be an overwhelming response".
"As the economy turns, people get emboldened and look around," he said.
"With each successive new development, the agency gets emboldened to do more," she explains.
Somewhere after his 2004 loss, John Kerry got emboldened.
The terrorists become emboldened.
The victories have emboldened him.
The experience emboldened Browder.
Which has got to embolden the terror groups".
In the past week, the economic news has gotten worse, emboldening the left wings of Labour and the Liberal Democrats to argue that the government's bid to cut record levels of government borrowing — said by Mr. Cameron to be worse, proportionally, than in Greece, Italy and Spain — has been a case of "too far, too fast".
He can't get any more emboldened".
