Sentence examples for dared to accept from inspiring English sources

There was not a single university in China who dared to accept me as a faculty member".

But it has not dared to accept this opportunity, or even to conceive of it as an opportunity.

In his thirties, he agonized about whether to study medicine; in his forties, he was offered a partnership in a contracting firm which he almost dared to accept; in his fifties and sixties, he admonished me not to waste my life working for a corporation.

We seem consumed by the fact that President Obama dared to accept the Nobel Prize in the first place; that he bowed to the Japanese emperor; and that China is no longer bending to the will of America.

If we dare to accept the bigger picture, we stand to be a whole lot richer, in so many ways.

Yet his post is too long and wide-ranging to be pinned down, and might as easily be "about" queerness ("queer, like anticapitalist," he writes, "is not a prescription but an invitation, one that's open to all who will dare to accept it").

Dare to be heard and seen, dare to expand your sense of courage, and perhaps most challenging of all, dare to accept your body and yourself.

(pause) In a way it's knowledge of people (pause) knowledge of human nature, that you're able to read another person and dare to (pause) be open to what they say and dare to accept that.

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"The evidence is mounting in ways that people in public life should not dare to avoid accepting as a mandate for action," Kerry said.

Neither the courts nor Pakistan's government dared to defy public anger (or the ISI) by accepting American claims that Mr Davis enjoyed immunity.