Sentence examples for that it empowered from inspiring English sources

So when you see a police officer doing that, it empowered two other people to join in on that racism".

One consequence of the invasion of Iraq in 2003 was that it empowered the Shia majority who had previously been kept in subjugation by Saddam Hussein.

The generals also knew Mr. Gitai's personal story, on which the film is based, and they believed that it empowered him to speak with authority, the producers said.

The great German sociologist Max Weber, writing at the turn of the 20th century, took it for granted that universal suffrage was a dangerous idea, because of the way that it empowered the mindless masses.

Democrats liked that it empowered the little guy – the entrepreneur without deep pockets or deep connections.

The exciting thing about this is that it empowers teachers to experiment with new things.

Conservative critics argue that the real problem with the Freedom Caucus is that it empowers the Democrats.

But even when it empowers nasty people, this is forgiven or at least defended on the grounds that it empowers good people too.

The latter Jones said, "The explosion of social media, the fact that it empowers the Alex E. Joneses of the world, that's a big problem.

The Chinese example shows that it empowers nasty regimes as well as nasty people, providing they are subtle and intelligent enough.

"The danger in the announcement is that it empowers the People's Liberation Army, maritime agencies and netizens [internet users] to hold the government to account," she said.