Sentence examples for dare to commit from inspiring English sources
Prurient snowstorms of innuendo have struck the reputations of those who dare to commit verse in Britain - this curtain-twitching land of suburban Salems - ever since the country seethed with fake indignation over what wicked Lord Byron did to his poor wife.
City authorities wouldn't dare to bully street vendors; on the highways, nobody would dare to rush in and swipe vegetables and fruits that fall off a delivery truck when it rolls on its side; corrupt officials wouldn't dare to commit crimes in broad daylight".
No one dares to commit and ask for her hand.
The almost comically restrictive law now threatens fat fines and summary closure of any organ that dares to commit such breaches as "inciting divisions between citizens", "damaging the country's public affairs", or insulting senior clerics, among a long list of other no-no's.
Then there are people who dare to return after deportation, like Pacheco, or commit other immigration crimes, like smuggling in other aliens.
And it took until 1995 before a French president would dare to admit that in its wartime treatment of the Jews France had "committed the irreparable".
And dare to be otherwise".
