Examples of using Emboldened in English and their translations into Swedish
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At the Genoa Conference the imperialist governments, emboldened by the defeat of the revolution in the capitalist countries,
right after the congress and emboldened by their success in having the Left wing cut off from the party,
the community sponsors of the company, emboldened by returning celerom, renamed in Moscow company
A strong, independent, capable woman. but it only emboldened my determination She would tried to frighten me with tales of cowboys, whiskey-runners and outlaws, to prove to her and my parents that I am Elizabeth Thatcher.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if China, emboldened by its domestic actions,
Emboldened by high oil prices, President Chávez is looking for followers
and leave us to an emboldened Russian bear still prepared to launch cyber attacks against Estonia
However, Israel, emboldened by the undivided support of the USA
tumults have resulted, while the Pontiffs, emboldened by the power of the Keys,
the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq war, the other- emboldened by their million-strong march on Monday- demanding freedoms,
Embolden ancestors. Restore order.
Restore order, embolden ancestors.
There is a cultural crisis emboldening the misogyny and violence of the little-known“incel” movement an abbreviation for the self.
Will embolden more to come forward.
Morocco, embolden by the latest fish protocol agreement and the unchecked violation of human
would only embolden those who pay lip service to democracy.
So I have to ask-- What would embolden Dar Adal to make such an extreme recommendation,?
which further emboldens ISIS to completely block the highway Palmyra abu kamal.
The RSA's mission expressed in the founding charter was to"embolden enterprise, enlarge science,
they need you two to go in there… Hmm… remove Kim, embolden them to revolt and take over.