Sentence examples for left emboldened from inspiring English sources

Taiwan's new president, Chen Shui-bian, left, emboldened by the warm summit meeting between the leaders of North and South Korea, invited his Chinese counterpart, Jiang Zemin, to join him in a similar effort.

As Democrats feel their way out of the wilderness after sustaining one of the most stunning defeats in modern presidential history, the party's ascendant left, emboldened by Sanders's successes in 2016 and an energetic grassroots movement, is pressing ahead with an economic agenda that includes proposals for universal healthcare and debt-free college.

PHOENIX — Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, faces political challenges from both sides in seeking re-election next year: On the left, emboldened Democrats are aggressively recruiting candidates to run against him.

Meanwhile, a radical left emboldened by the Democrats' failure to defeat Donald Trump viewed Tuesday's town hall as more evidence that the Democratic Party is a limited vehicle for change.

Maggie Siff is outstanding as a pediatrician whose unlikely love affair with Gemma's son has left her emboldened and has firmly recalibrated her priorities.

I left feeling emboldened to continue pursuing the FCancer mission more fervently than ever.

[A]s a transgender veteran, and an advocate for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) service members, veterans and their families, the changes that Secretary Panetta brought about in his last days in office have left me emboldened.

And this is a double threat, because look who would be in charge if we were to leave: an emboldened Tory right wing, led by Boris Johnson, in bed with Nigel Farage.

But as the fighting against Hezbollah has proved difficult and hazardous, most Israelis have come to believe that it is important to press ahead with the war and try to secure a visibly successful outcome rather than risk leaving Hezbollah emboldened enough to threaten Israel again.

"We know we have big challenges ahead but we leave Manchester emboldened, enthused and with a strong sense of purpose.

That will embolden critics of Abenomics, who claim that it is enriching corporations and investors and leaving the rest behind.