Sentence examples for continue to dare from inspiring English sources

But will he, as Teddy Roosevelt commanded, continue to "dare mighty things"?

More broadly, officials must ask whether it is sensible to replace buildings on the Manhattan waterfront, the Jersey Shore or the Long Island coast — and continue to dare nature.

The fine scientists at the Institute of Noetic Sciences continue to dare asking new questions from different perspectives and wider angles, breaking old dogmas and paradigms.

"Each message is an encouragement to continue, to build, to dare.

The scholarly profession needs a cutting edge, politically radical, mildly indecipherable group of intellectuals to continue to push us to dare more.

I continue to use the "Dare to Be 100" title in local lectures and public appearances.

Nicholas, declaring himself the champion of Slavs throughout the Balkans, hoped that Britain would not dare "continue to ally with the Turks and fight with them against Christians".

South Africa will continue to rise because we dare not fail," the president said, prompting applause from the crowd.

Like children at a funfair, we are dared to continue to ride.

"I thought: how dare the world continue to turn?" That feeling passed: life continuing allowed him to continue too.

Rather than run from it, they should claim it proudly, as John F. Kennedy and Franklin Roosevelt did, and then dare their opponents to continue to defame it.