Sentence examples for was encouraged from from inspiring English sources
verb
To mentally support; to motivate, give courage, hope or spirit.
- I encouraged him during his race.
His interest in natural history was encouraged from an early age by his father.
Big Brother's success was encouraged, from early on, by unusual levels of publicity.
Born in 1812, the only child of a French artist and an intellectual English mother, he was encouraged from the start to look and to record.
5 Organic coffee Coffee drinking was encouraged from an early age in my family, though I'm glad to say I have weaned myself down from the 10-cup-a-day Nescafe habit I had as a stu dent to a solitary mug of organic coffee in the morning.
Active motion was encouraged from the first postoperative day.
M. Kerviel is being portrayed by his fans - and by his legal team - as a mere ant or foot-soldier in a much larger frenzy of banking speculation which was encouraged from the highest level.
The performance against Navy was encouraging from several perspectives.
The company's performance was "encouraging from a number of perspectives," he said, with growth in wholesale volume, revenue and market share in North America, South America, Europe and Asia-Pacific.
To be sure, the former can and should be encouraged from outside.
Libby recalled her childhood as idyllic: independence and adventure were encouraged from an early age.
Robinson said that he had been skeptical of the idea, but is encouraged from what he's read so far.
