Sentence examples for dare to address from inspiring English sources
Previous governments did not dare to address the painful issues of development.
But many media outlets did not dare to address those "red lines".
Bush and Ben Carson were the only two Republicans to even dare to address the meeting (Martin O'Malley and Bernie Sanders also showed up, on the Democratic side).
It creates a place for people to dare to address questions of possible doubt, shame, and silence, without necessarily having to inform about violence as a required entry ticket, or having to wait for obvious signs of trauma.
Finally, someone has dared to address our art institutions' curatorial dullardry.
When Lupino takes on subjects that few other filmmakers dared to address, she does it with cinematic imagination.
The two divas dared to address each other directly a few weeks ago, but their talk quickly devolved into interruptions and condescension.
Schrader has dared to address how life will be lived and how films will be made after the coming deluge, in a handmade, moneyless world.
Being jeered, heckled, laughed at and called a liar when he dared to address the gathered throng in the conference hall – a second successive PR disaster.
Holding you in its clutches from first page to last, it dares to address some of the darkest moral questions of our times while never once losing sight of the sliver of humanity at their core.
"While any work that dares to address relevant cultural sensitivities might be misinterpreted by some or offend others, we believe the overwhelming majority of the audience will understand and appreciate the film's inarguably positive intentions".
