Sentence examples for that heartened from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reagan basked in an external event that heartened the entire country when Iran released American hostages.

By Sunday afternoon New York time, more than 11,000 people had decided to turn on the "surprise me" feature and experience some randomized positive-reinforcement art, a response that heartened its creators.

Australian Conservation Foundation's Victoria McKenzie-McHarg said the new position from the government was a "startling" following a statement from the prime minister that heartened her organisation the previous day.

Late Wednesday the state said that the weighted average price was $69 a megawatt hour, and the governor called that close enough to begin negotiations, a fact that heartened most of those involved.

But Ms. Smith said many people were also upset by jurors' comments that they never considered race -- remarks that heartened those who saw the verdict as fair and honorable.

It was a moment of both levity and courage that heartened everyone in the room.

LUCK AND FRUSTRATION Even the stories of people finding policies are not all that heartening.

"But I think there are some quieter successes around the state that hearten me, and that indicate that we have a strong farm team".

Not far off in history looms Napoleon's invasion of Russia, an event that heartens Poles yearning for liberation.

That heartens James Glassman, senior domestic economist at J. P. Morgan Chase.

That bill has bipartisan support as well, a fact that has heartened gun-control supporters on Capitol Hill.