Sentence examples for dare voice from inspiring English sources

Like Chanax in the courtroom, people didn't dare voice their accusations in public, out loud.

But that is chiefly because these days few dare voice such a thing out loud.

"It is irresponsible and indecent to issue threats that nobody in a democratic country would dare voice," he said.

Even worse, Shaw had seen the play in the company of Barrymore's then wife, but did not dare voice his true feelings about the performance aloud to her.

This would be precisely the case with lame-duck passage of the TPP, given that neither presidential candidate supports it and many representatives don't dare voice support for it before the election.

I know, because my parents did this back in 1977 and my father still talks about it and how he wasn't sure why my mother was selecting teal Lenox china with Asian-inspired birds on it and how he didn't dare voice his opinion or he might be there even longer.

Few Tories dared voice misgivings as inflation spread, productivity dropped and deficits grew.

No one else at the time dared voice such misgivings about the exploits of the world's new hero.

If you go to the streets you will meet army men in full battle fatigue ready to deal with anyone who dares voice an opinion that is against what the establishment has said.

Neither Tony Blair nor Gordon Brown would ever have spoken great chunks of this speech, as year after year they dared voice no indignation at the wilder dysfunctions of an out-of-control culture of obscene rewards.

"Having gone to a school full of social prejudice," he says, "I feel... you should only judge people on the content of their character... it's a shame to see people indulge in such feral hating, simply because I dared voice a political opinion".