Sentence examples for dare complain from inspiring English sources
Call them panini, and no one will dare complain.
No writer would dare complain about a runaway success.
Sex is omnipresent in teenage cancer novels, and who dare complain?
There is nothing unusual about people in Los Angeles complaining about traffic (it is not as if they would dare complain about the weather).
She then shames him for dressing immodestly, in revealing shorts and flip-flops, telling him that if he chooses to dress like this, then "don't you dare complain".
Those who dared complain were often walking into a verbal chainsaw.
Ms. Achian said she felt sorry for the new slaves but never dared complain to her husband.
No one who lived in the building dared complain, however, because housing is so scarce in Delhi that they knew they would just end up back in a slum or on the street.
No one dares complain to the administration because all they will do is smile and send the prisoner back into the unit, where the "snitch" will be beaten on the orders of that same administration.
The prosecutor Miranda Moore QC painted the DJ as an opportunistic sexual predator who, in the environs of the BBC in the 1970s and 80s, was able to get away with his actions because no women dared complain.
