Sentence examples for dare criticize from inspiring English sources

The food is bad, but the boys do not dare criticize.

Not only that, they denounce those who dare criticize Netanyahu over anything while never ever letting up on Obama".

He did not make the same mistake in Israel (which no presidential aspirant of either party would dare criticize).

She clearly had had enough of Mr. Putin's clampdown on the media and intimidation of editors that dare criticize his increasingly autocratic leadership style.

Mitt Romney's campaign claims to be outraged that President Obama would dare criticize its candidate's experience of running Bain Capital, a private-equity firm.

Opposition leaders did not dare criticize it, while the major peace movements did not take to the streets with the traditional ritual of anti-war candle marches.

ANSA reported that Mr. Berlusconi, in Warsaw, said that anyone who dared criticize the candidates "should be ashamed of themselves".

It was beaten on some measures by the Division of Budget Operations and Review (though skeptics might say that nobody dares criticize the budget office, as one bureaucrat remarked).

No one dared criticize me to my face, which meant that behind my back they were buzzing, all of them angry with me.

He lost his re-election bid to sunny Ronald Reagan, who promised "morning in America" and left an indelible lesson for candidates of both parties: that voters can be vindictive toward anyone who dares criticize the country and, implicitly, the people.

But between 2002 and 2008, while the S.E.C. did little about Allied, the company raised $1.5 billion from investors and lenders, paid its executives and directors handsomely and attacked anyone who dared criticize it.