Sentence examples for dare denounce from inspiring English sources

Not many people will dare denounce this as opportunism at a time when anyone who questions our leadership, on any issue, is accused of lacking patriotism.

Some British fans will even boo Hamilton, whereas none would dare denounce Button.

I'm friends with a guy named Fred Macpherson, who you might know as the lead singer of Spector, recent Buzzcocks panellist and/or the man who dared denounce the Olympic flame for its dubious Nazi past.

Only the Greens dare to denounce the lunatic practices that caused this crisis.

For having dared to denounce it, bar it, deny it.

Writing under the moniker "Dare," he denounced his "scam" education, expressed frustration over his continued unemployment ("How many applications... is a lot?") and revealed that he had been fired from five jobs — including one, at a hamburger restaurant, that he lost because he left while in the throes of what he called a "mental breakdown".

This time, some poor innocents got really upset with me and even started to argue in Rinpoche's defense and show their horror and angst that someone should dare to publicly denounce him outside his own teaching venue".

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

Chester, nothing if not ambivalent about his friends (particularly when they became more famous than he), decided Sontag was "a cynical whore" and rarely missed an opportunity to denounce her: "How dare you say 'your friend Susan Sontag,'" he wrote in a letter.

For years I watched Lance Armstrong denounce those who dared accuse him of doping.

But he has not dared run television commercials that denounce Mr. Bush, even as the governor is running his own advertisements pounding against Mr. McCain's record.