Sentence examples for that emboldened from inspiring English sources

"I think that emboldened terrorists".

It was the recent wave of restitution agreements that emboldened foreign governments to make the threats.

Yet the '90s witnessed a steady trail of anti-American terrorism that emboldened Al Qaeda's leaders.

It was partly the awareness of high-level infighting that emboldened citizens to join the protests that year.

It was coming across the biographies of Hesketh Pearson in the library that emboldened me to try biography myself.

Indeed, in taking on Mr. Schumer, Mr. Berntsen would head into battle without anything like the firepower and air support that emboldened him as a spy.

Abortion rights proponents called the statements a troubling style of doublespeak that emboldens the most conservative sectors of the National Action Party.

It is this stoical courage and the gift of transcendence that emboldens us, to call writers our friends.

But we hope that in five years the Sick of the Fringe will actually be the force that emboldens someone to make a piece of work about health or about the body.

They should see that the Doctrine is just a manufactured controversy that emboldens their opponents.

But at what point do such messages create an environment that emboldens the racists to act?