Sentence examples for dare disagree from inspiring English sources
Quite so, and surely none of his 99 colleagues would dare disagree with John McCain, the Republican senator from Arizona.
If he doesn't dare disagree with economic nonsense now, why imagine that he would become willing to challenge that nonsense later?
But "this morphed into a system in which members and staff can object and the gutless wonders downtown don't dare disagree," Mr. Holt said.
Apparently, meeting with the folks in the heartland does not include listening to those people who would dare disagree with the administration that has brought this country into a war filled with deception and untruths.
He fires those who dare disagree with him, perceiving merit only in absolute obedience.
On Saturday night, nobody dared disagree.
And Carrie herself spirals into an indignant frenzy if anyone dares disagree with her.
Anyone who dares disagree is anti-Jersey, an enemy of Jersey.
Mexican presidents have enjoyed kinglike powers, and few senior officials had ever dared disagree publicly with them.
Eddington's arguments were unfounded and highly dubious; but the weight of his reputation was such that no one dared disagree with him.
