Now, minorities may be even more emboldened because they think the Republicans tried to stop them from voting in the presidential election.
It's not difficult to imagine that when the smoke clears from this fall's budget showdown and debt limit hostage-taking, that Republicans will find themselves mired in full-scale civil war with Tea Party radicals who are even further emboldened to push their no-compromise agenda on the party".
"And that I, my family, my community, and this amazing tribe of kindness warriors throughout the world will be even more energized and emboldened to stand up for our common humanity".
It's a compelling -- even emboldening -- narrative to a scientifically literate audience.
After this endgame, where the President and all the progressives in Congress have been brought to heel by a couple of conservative Democrats and crazy Joe Lieberman, these jokers will be emboldened to be even more stubborn in legislative fights to come.
Tanya Keilami, 25, a Palestinian studying anthropology at Columbia University, said the events in Egypt were stirring Arabs across the Middle East and had even emboldened Palestinians in New York.
So Web purists are even less happy with the new, emboldened Microsoft than they were with the company's earlier attempts to alter Web standards in its own favor.
That is likely to embolden Tea Party conservatives to be even more forceful, possibly pushing the remaining more traditional Republicans to break ranks.
The radically static pace of "Parsifal" emboldened Debussy to compose music that was even more timeless and still.
Emboldened, I progressed to a trickier lager variety, and was even considering the marketable value of "Ryan's Porter".
