Sentence examples for dare to offer from inspiring English sources
I want the work of artists who dare to offer up disturbing ideas, shocking facts, dangerous emotions to reinforce, even expand, my humanism.
Gravity itself gives a hard, hot ride; Cuarón shows that gravity looks like something, conveys the feeling of taking the ride, but doesn't dare to offer anything like the distortions of inner experience.
Having presided over such a decline in moral standards ("What we need is a real watershed"), who were these "unelected" quangocrats to dare to offer an opinion on the Mail's coverage of, well, anything?
Tell us your favorite cellular riddle, or dare to offer solutions to the ones we covered.
Today, it is most certainly succeeding in punishing women and trans people who dare to offer sex that isn't free.
In 1961 -- which was long before planets around other stars had been found -- the meeting participants didn't dare to offer an official opinion on this number.
The Egyptian authorities would hardly have dared to offer such a prize a decade ago.
We hope Mr. Obama dares to offer solutions on immigration, standing on the side of assimilation and earned citizenship.
It was less than the number landing each day on the Greek islands at that point, but far more than Cameron had previously dared to offer.
It's not an excuse Ferguson dared to offer, but the longer the contest went on Sunday, the stronger Liverpool's supremacy showed.
