Sentence examples for was now emboldened from inspiring English sources

Ronaldo was now emboldened, audacious.

Diego Moya-Ocamposeniorior analyst for the Americas at IHS Country Risk, told VICE News that, having achieved its objective in holding Sunday's elections, the government was now emboldened to take a harder line on the opposition.

The group is now emboldened by that success.

Skeptics are now emboldened by the ugly display of the industry's risks.

"Friends of the Union multiplied and those who had been discouraged and silent before were now emboldened to come forward and confess their sympathy and their hopes".

Competitors such as Hughes in the United States and Irina Slutskaya in Russia, are now emboldened, confident that Kwan can be beaten.

However, while the aggressive state-led crackdown on Islamist dissenters has pushed Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood largely underground, it is now emboldening more radical groups.

The demonstrations at Medina show that Saudi Shia are now themselves emboldened.

Instead of being "thankful" to the United States for the deals brokered under Obama, Flynn said, Iran is now "feeling emboldened".

Wall Street is now thoroughly emboldened as the financial elite follows the mantra of Kelly Clarkston's hit song: "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger".

It is not just that workers in all sorts of other industries that have suffered at the hands of Chinese competitors will now be emboldened to seek the same kind of protection from a president who has given in to the unions at the first opportunity.