Sentence examples for dare behave from inspiring English sources
He accused the government of "behav[ing] in a way no civilized government should dare behave when faced with a peaceful, disciplined, sensible, and democratic expression of the views of its own population".
The only place where my children – and this applies to me too, I must admit – do not dare to behave thus is during heritage meals, namely Sunday lunch in their grandparents' formal dining room, with its linen and silver.
What the hell are we still doing here?" This statement should be printed on the walls of those companies where the culture dictates working long hours and condemns or even outcasts those who dare to behave differently.
But Germany, so traumatised by history, has never before dared to behave quite like other countries, and has always chosen leaders who see the future through the prism of the awful past.
He was also surprised by how tourists behaved: "We allowed them to do things they would never dare do at home.
The Diana effect was, first, her own righteous indignation: how dare the supposedly modern Prince behave like … well, a prince!
And how dare we men presume to behave like gods when we clearly still haven't learnt how to behave like men? Sometimes the plays seem chillingly apt.
The items are "I behaved extremely badly" to "I didn't behave badly at all"; "I dared to totally surrender control to my body" to "I did not dare surrender control to my body at all"; "I lost total control of myself" to "I did not lose control of myself at all", and they were scored from zero to six [ 59].
And don't you dare ever invade any meeting of mine again and behave in that childish, boonish, Hitler-ish fashion.
