Sentence examples for dared guess from inspiring English sources
Nobody to date has ever dared guess.
All knew that they had scored a great triumph over the dour regime many of them detested, but few dared to guess what their defiance might mean.
"Nobody dares guess what will happen next, but we all suspect the worst," said Daniel Vidal Gallardo, shopping at a bed-and-mattress store here in response to advertisements that urged him to take advantage of the "last 72 hours of one to one".
History suggests they will have it, although few would dare to guess when or at what cost.
"But I would not dare to guess if they are searching in the right place.
But what Ms. Healy is seeking to say — about bourgeois consumerism, or the communication gap between generations, or the disorienting emptiness of American life, or the corruption of language — I would not dare to guess.
It's got USB ports, HDMI out, and a whole host of stuff the function of which I dare not guess.
No one dared to second-guess Marty.
Quite often, though, the two of us find ourselves forging through familiar and hideous commercial stretches that all but dare us to guess the state we are in.
Guessing games Reprints Related items The New York Stock Exchange: Under threatAug 5th 2004Mr Thain dares not guess what proportion of trades will migrate to the electronic system, though the highly liquid stocks of big companies seem sure to switch over.
There were new passes and new battles last week and, as we write this, nobody dares to guess what is going to come of them, but Byron, wherever he is can stop worrying about the bravery of the Greeks.
