Sentence examples for overly emboldened from inspiring English sources
Both Mr. Strunsky and Marc Gershwin (a trustee for the George Gershwin estate) said they did not feel overly emboldened by the success of "Porgy and Bess" (which also won a best-actress Tony for Audra McDonald) and "Nice Work" (which won two Tonys for featured performances), noting that they were not mining the Gershwin song catalog for countless more shows.
Being buffeted by the winds of fortune never empowers David, and it never overly emboldens Mr. O'Donnell either.
But perhaps emboldened, too.
Big Oil is emboldened too.
Emboldened, no doubt, by their overly cozy relationship with the Fire Island Association and Congressman Lazio.
The next U.S. intervention will be costlier, and it may well become necessary at some point -- if not against an overly-ambitious Houthi movement, then against an emboldened al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
Instructed by Mr. Kelly to be soothing, she did not respond to the blustering insults; instead, our overly distraught diplomat pleaded for "better relations," which further emboldened the dictator.
And the austerity advocates will also be emboldened in their attacks on the Federal Reserve, which they argue has been overly loose in its monetary policy (when in fact it's been too tight).
Rather, they were emboldened.
Mr. Cain seemed emboldened.
