I would think, 'Oh... you're a woman, you'll get beat up, you'll get raped, You need to just stay quiet.' I am much more emboldened to stand my ground now and other guys are much more emboldened to try and challenge that.
Employees at tech companies have recently become much more emboldened to speak out on ethical concerns, and have forced changes from Silicon Valley giants.
As it's become more and more clear to those who follow me that fundamental change won't be an easy sell, they've only become that much more emboldened to elect people that truly represent their interests instead of career politicians who pander to their demands and then belly up to the trough once they're in office.
Many politicians may pay lip service to the need to prioritise global concerted action, but it doesn't take much to embolden them in their backsliding tendencies.
I don't believe the deaths of thousands of young men in Vietnam did much to embolden our national honor (read ego?).
I drank a little too much champagne and, emboldened by the bubbly, leaned over a railing to gawk at the celebrities in the V.I.P. area, namely Brian Williams, of "NBC Nightly News,& 8221 who sat with his daughter, "Girls" actress Allison Williams, at a table filled with charcuterie.
For the most part, these city kids didn't necessarily seem newly radicalized by the Parkland shooting so much as freshly emboldened to insist that of course America needs stricter gun legislation even if their parents' generation hasn't figured that out yet.
This tapped into the same raw hostility towards the closed political habits of a technocratic elite that has emboldened so much European populism on both left and right.
One supporter, emboldened as much by the quantity of drink he had consumed as the joy of the result, burst into the media room afterwards and, arms outstretched, bellowed: "Scotland!
He won the hearts of local residents when a tear trickled down his cheek after a 13-year-old boy was shot, but drew complaints from law enforcement experts for showing too much emotion, perhaps emboldening the shooter.
