Sentence examples for rather emboldened from inspiring English sources

This rising toll of victims has not demoralised the opposition, but rather emboldened it.As for the referendum, most observers found regime claims of a 57% turnout laughable.

The Nets, no longer the frightened pups of Game 1, were rather emboldened in front of their first playoff sellout crowd of 20,049 in Continental Arena.

Without faith, change is doomed, faith that we can be better, faith that no one is diminished by our progress but rather emboldened by our growth, faith that the world will be a better place if we are better people, faith that we will not be dropped because we've found our voice.

I would challenge Mr. Cohen to identify one single instance in which diplomatic outreach to jihadists led to peace rather than emboldening them.

"The attacks cannot stop the process of transition from taking place and cannot affect it, but rather will embolden our people's determination in taking the responsibility for their country's own affairs," Mr. Karzai said.

Rather, they were emboldened.

Rather it is emboldened to grow anew".

Mr Chavez accuses the media of distortion, and of promoting a coup or even his murder.So far, the violence appears to have emboldened rather than intimidated the opposition.

The listing of Boko Haram by the UK and the US as an international terrorist organisation, in July and November 2013 respectively, could have emboldened rather than weakened the organisation.

Salehi claims their deaths emboldened, rather than deterred, Iran's nuclear establishment, and insists that Iran's enrichment program was intended only to produce fuel for civilian power reactors.

The resulting friction has fed into the upheaval taking place within gun politics (and American conservatism as a whole) since the rise of the Tea Party, which has left the NRA frequently following, rather than steering, the emboldened extremes of its coalition.