Sentence examples for dare accuse from inspiring English sources

No one would dare accuse Rich Bender of being unpatriotic, though some might find him paranoid.

But who would dare accuse Kodak of being innovative today?

Responding to the emperor's brother Lucien, Lafayette argued: By what right do you dare accuse the nation of ... want of perseverance in the emperor's interest?

2. Ask "Why?" And not in a "why would anyone dare accuse me of something so unflattering?! THIS IS BANANAS!" type-of-way.

As an example, one person said, "That was as far as I got because the daughter was standing on the other side of me, and she's an entirely qualified person, and she basically said, "Don't you dare accuse my mother.

For years I watched Lance Armstrong denounce those who dared accuse him of doping.

It takes enormous self‐con fidence to undertake a history of Western civilization in 13 52‐minutelevisionion pro grams, but then Kenneth Clark has been studying the visual record of European man's efforts to rise above barbarism so long that few have dared accuse him of hubris in attempting the im possible.

Our correspondent says this court case, dubbed the "White Flag" case, points to the danger faced by anyone in Sri Lanka who dares accuse the government of war crimes.

"How dare you accuse us of being unethical — you're unethical," she shot back.

It is still the go-to word used to describe those who dare to accuse footballers of rape.

They may criticise him for being too moderate towards the whites, but no one dare ever accuse him of being a sell-out.