Sentence examples for dared to admit from inspiring English sources

By that stage, in 1988, most of the regime favoured peace but almost no one dared to admit it publicly.

But then he started making pledges, first on corporation tax, then on the postgraduate student loan – and some people dared to admit they like what they heard.

Others believe the future lies in providing legal services, with union dues becoming more like insurance premiums for protection against problems at work.Many unions have become far more pragmatic than they have dared to admit in public.

Their favoured target was "If You Are the One", a wildly successful programme on a satellite channel in the eastern province of Jiangsu, which included female contestants who dared to admit that the main quality they sought in a husband was that he be rich.

In a treasurably grating moment, the evening's host, breakfast TV presenter Mika Brzezinski, wasted no time after briskly thanking Doctorow before perkily asking "does anyone here tweet?" and telling the few who dared to admit they did which hashtag to use.

British governments have not dared to admit that you cannot promote human rights at the same time as promoting arms sales -especially to such countries as Saudi Arabia (the UK's biggest single arms market) and Bahrain (home to a new British naval base).

Similarly, no company these days would dare to admit it lacks one.

But here's the thing that few dare to admit: it works.

Whether people dare to admit it, we judge people by what they have on their feet.

The most basic truth -- which almost no politician will dare to admit -- is that federal court trials work.

Multiculturalism doesn't create fanatics, but it gives us the possibility to cure our own fanaticism if we only dare to admit that we are not always right.