Sentence examples for dared to confront from inspiring English sources
Although people in León complained privately about Carrasco, few had dared to confront her.
Many local people say his political clout was such that not even the police dared to confront him.
I had never fully clocked the subplot of Éowyn (Miranda Otto), King Théoden's niece, until she turned up in the movie, clad in a man's armor, and dared to confront the chief of the Nazgûl.
The man, however, dared to confront his detractors and make bold exaltations about his work.
When I dared to confront juvenile court officials about rampant rights violations, my students and I were denied case appointments.
It dared to confront white viewers with this troubling, honest look at urban poverty and the human cost of racism from the point of view of African Americans".
It's a brave editor who dares to confront readers with uncomfortable truths.
"No one dares to confront the street and say we need dialogue," says Jihad Makdissi, the foreign ministry spokesman.
Mr. Jindal has a history of unfairly targeting those who dare to confront him with the truth," Mr. Chaudhary and Mr. Ahluwalia said on their Web site last month.
Now a senior minister speaks a truth about prison, and short-term sentences in particular, that politicians rarely dare to confront.
