Sentence examples for dare broach from inspiring English sources

Talking to her, you got the sense that there were subjects you didn't dare broach.

Few politicians dare broach the issue of separating state from religion.

This is probably not the sort of issue Obama would dare broach in an election year, but the case for dropping the zero enrichment demand is pretty strong.

To make progress in the war on drugs, the United States needs to curb demand for illegal narcotics at home, but no American politician dare broach the idea of decriminalisation.

And balanced-budget mania has enabled talk of scaling back defense spending of a sort that Republicans would once have never dared broach.

A proposal for a fourth airport is not an original idea, just one that few public officials have dared broach for about 30 years.

Like many young women, I found The Bell Jar, written by Plath, to be the first novel that dared broach subjects I was wrestling with myself.

This one Canadian (out of about 34 million) claims she had a bad experience, so let's stick with the disastrous version we have now rather than pursuing a model that is so treasured by the Canadian people because of its success that no party dares broach the subject of changing it lest they suffer massive electoral blowback.

Quite difficult to define, really – but it feels like one of those unique safe spaces on the internet where deeply personal stories are told in ways that we don't even dare to broach in real life.

Many students never dare to broach the subject openly with their advisers.

Should Ken Loach have dared to broach that awkward subject?