Sentence examples similar to dare compared from inspiring English sources
We wouldn't dare compare this jacket to the Stella McCartney feather-free wadded one, all burnt toffee in colour and mega in proportion, but they do form the crux of the whole anti-style, difficult-colour padded jacket thing that's happening right now.
Don't you dare compare them to a pig.
You dare compare me to some two-bit ruler?
"Don't dare compare us to your appropriations," Holmes Norton said, saying the situation is "breaking my heart".
"It is absolutely absurd to dare compare [North Korea], a nuclear weapon state, to Libya, which had been at the initial stage of nuclear development," he added, noting that both Arab countries had met a "miserable fate".
He figures he will have to win a few titles before Johnson dares compare himself to Gordon.
Keep in mind that Mr. Ridley previously dared compare the WGA to communism.
"How dare you compare Dave Miscavige with Martin Luther King!" one of the officials shouted.
(Dare we compare her to Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway?) She knows the darkest despair.
Mr. Scott said that Miss Davis screamed, "How dare you compare me to Joan Crawford!
Jamie Dixon, the first-year Pitt coach, who replaced Ben Howland, said: "I wouldn't ever dare to compare the two.
