Sentence examples for dare address from inspiring English sources

"Manderlay" is an allegorical tract about racism in America that asks uncomfortable questions about slavery and its legacy that no major American filmmaker would dare address so boldly.

"Sure," he replies, without much conviction in his voice.  .

Few dared address Gov. Mario M. Cuomo, who could be famously stern, as Mario.

Diamond would never have dared address a judge by his or her first name.

In the immediate aftermath of the tragedy nobody dared address the event itself; it was too raw, too seismic, too hard to grasp in its entirety.

Neither New Democracy nor Pasok would ever have dared address the issue "because that would be like turkeys voting for Christmas – their whole social base is based on old clientelistic politics".

Nobody in power dares address this issue, Mayor Bloomberg.

Previous governments did not dare to address the painful issues of development.

But many media outlets did not dare to address those "red lines".

Bush and Ben Carson were the only two Republicans to even dare to address the meeting (Martin O'Malley and Bernie Sanders also showed up, on the Democratic side).

It creates a place for people to dare to address questions of possible doubt, shame, and silence, without necessarily having to inform about violence as a required entry ticket, or having to wait for obvious signs of trauma.