Sentence examples for dare to discuss from inspiring English sources

He would have pointed out that the greatest danger to America's supremacy doesn't come from those who dare to discuss it.

"Before you would never even dare to discuss this," said Mamadou Dia, governor of the Kolda region where this village is located.

Yet the idea of visitors from the great beyond is a subject that few dare to discuss in open company (unless you are hanging out with me) lest their experiences be ridiculed or their ideas sound crazy.

These leaders will discuss carbon emissions and the global rise of temperature, but I doubt they will dare to discuss the deeper malaise of a civilization whose only goal seems to be economic progress.

Everybody knew, but nobody dared to discuss the issue.

Almost no one dared to discuss private attitudes, a more subtle and potentially divisive subject.

No one dares to discuss rationing, the most toxic but inevitable of all subjects.

Badawi, who is thirty, ran a Web site called Saudi Liberal Network, which dared to discuss the country's rigid Islamic restrictions on culture.

Morrison is her heir, in the sense that she dares to discuss and publish more (though certainly not all) of the truth.

Her parents were Tito Communists whose hearts were broken when Drenka married Matija, whose grandfather was imprisoned when he dared to discuss Tito's break with the Soviet Union openly.

That a book club has become the definition of rebellion shows just how paranoid and insecure the state has become: fifteen young men are now in prison, because they dared to discuss a future different from the one Dos Santos has decreed.