Sentence examples for bit of dare from inspiring English sources

His film mimics his unique photograph in its reflections of the snowcapped vistas and chilly skies which mesmerise the viewer through subtle and polished photography the result is just disorienting enough to suck the viewer into a bit of, dare we say, reflection. .

His film mimics his unique photograph in its reflections of the snowcapped vistas and chilly skies which mesmerize the viewer through subtle and polished photography the result is just disorienting enough to suck the viewer into a bit of, dare we say, reflection. .

That is helping to create a growing cluster of tech firms.Perhaps the most unusual force for change in York is the city's new council leadership, which is embracing growth in a way that few in similarly attractive bits of Britain dare.

When a bit of civil society dares to stand in government's way, it is surprising how quickly it is renamed one of the "forces of conservatism".

It was a bit of a challenge, a dare.

The shouts of encouragement had a little bit of "don't you dare blow it" mixed in.

There may be a bit of sour grapes — how dare anyone dethrone Mr. Phelps, winner of a record eight gold medals at the Beijing Olympics?

But on the whole, the DBX is a far more cohesive bit of design than we dared hope for.

"So [The] Wiggles have kind of become a bit more, dare I say, girly.

Social media is, I dare say, a bit of a Ponzi scheme in that way.

As one of the members of the council said, "If the government had the least bit of dignity, they wouldn't even dare to talk about elections when our own security here has been in jeopardy.