Sentence examples for dare point from inspiring English sources

And mildly depressing to hear George Mudie, a Labour MP, say that the energy companies make a 77 per cent profit, and to know that profit is such a dirty word that the Prime Minister didn't even dare point out that this was an absurd exaggeration.

As Senator Pat Buchanan once said: 'Congress is Israeli-occupied territory.' No nation - none in Europe, especially Britain; none in the Arab world - can gainsay the United States's power or dare point out the futility of its contradictory position; nor can anyone deny American determination to hold Middle East diplomacy close to its chest.

In my experience, there are generally two kinds of Israelis: Those who blindly talk up everything Israel, going rabid if you dare point out the obvious decline in returns, and those who have a clear grasp of the country's strengths and weaknesses and actively play to the strengths to combat the weaknesses.

It is remarkable that climate skeptics would dare point to the Arctic at all.

Speaking of QnA, Dare points out that they've added the Friends list to their contact control.

But the unions may have several lessons to learn from Wisconsin, and I dare pointing out just five points in search of such lessons.

There are currently lawsuits flying back and forth with two photographers who dared point their lenses at the couple when they were renewing their marriage vows in Costa Rica in April.

Mr Mbeki has now stopped espousing his dreadful view that AIDS is not caused by a virus, but still shows little enthusiasm for the anti-AIDS measures that almost everyone believes are needed.The archbishop complainsThe biggest row, however, came in November, when Archbishop Desmond Tutu dared point out that a culture of "sycophantic, obsequious conformity" is emerging under Mr Mbeki.

They've been routinely treated to red-herring lectures about religious freedom, and if they dared point out the obvious hole in that holier-than-thou argument, they were casually lumped in with the true anti-Islamic zealots.

Maybe that's why nobody has dared point out that the whole setup is a grave affront to "network neutrality"–Amazon's bits get preferential carriage on Sprint's bandwidth, until Google or Ebay strike their own deals.

A Wayuu girl seated nearby, her face blacked out with a blended mix of goat fat used as a natural sunblock, eyes us wearily and no one dares point a camera.