Sentence examples for newly emboldened from inspiring English sources

Anti-abortion groups are newly emboldened.

We live in an age where bigots are newly emboldened.

It remains to be seen whether the newly emboldened Palestinians will create obstacles to further negotiations.

"There is no reason to sack me," Van Gaal said afterwards, sounding newly emboldened.

Platini and Blatter were suspended by Fifa's newly emboldened ethics committee for 90 days each.

In the vocabulary of the newly emboldened left, the opposite of austerity is not plenitude, but pragmatism.

The newly emboldened biotech companies are also beginning to demand -- and get -- better bargains in their deals with pharmaceutical companies.

The Catholic church is leading the negotiations, newly emboldened by Pope Francis's decision to give Haiti its first cardinal.

Last March, when he quit that post, at once to the fury of newly emboldened critics—he became a life senator, with parliamentary immunity.

In addition, a newly emboldened Congress is on the verge of overhauling financial regulation and could rewrite the rules of the industry.

If the problem is that white supremacists are newly emboldened well, that's not a problem the White House appears to want to address.