Sentence examples for members buoyed from inspiring English sources
At the time, many of the 85 new Republican House members buoyed by the surging Tea Party movement found the political virtues of anti-Muslim rhetoric an easy way to prove their mettle to the surging conservative base.
Over the last two years, many conservative members, buoyed by a group of freshmen who constantly moved the bar for Mr. Boehner on budget negotiations, seemed to drive much of the House agenda, assuming that a Republican would occupy the White House next year.
Representative Steve Israel, the New Yorker who leads the Democrats 2014 House campaign efforts and also held the job in the last election cycle, said party members felt buoyed by their suddenly larger role.
Co-op members were also buoyed by comments from Lidbetter suggesting that the Myners recommendations would be up for discussion.
Finally, in another email a staff member wrote that Pomar had been buoyed by protest marches in Moscow and other cities.
Considering the low expectations that have attended the commission from the start, the endorsements of several members and tentatively supportive words from others plainly buoyed the two chairmen.
The European Monetary Union stimulated internal trade and buoyed the performance of Spain and other newer members, he said.
Mr. Santorum, a former senator from Pennsylvania, has been buoyed by strong backing from evangelical voters and Tea Party members, the Pew poll said.
"Italian for Beginners" is buoyed by the sly comic edges that the likable cast members impart to their characters.
Earlier this year, Tocqueville's history "The Old Regime and the French Revolution" became a best seller in China, buoyed by reports that senior Communist Party officials had asked party members to read the book to gain insight into the country's challenges.
"Italian for Beginners," which the New York Film Festival is showing tonight and tomorrow night at Alice Tully Hall, is buoyed by the sly comic edges that the likable cast members impart to their characters.
