Sentence examples for dared to describe from inspiring English sources

But for Mr. Santorum it is just another example of what he dared to describe as Mr. Obama's "phony theology".

They want, in effect, to scare off those who have dared to describe what happened to them.

Yorke even dared to describe the feeling of letdown that follows a blast of hype, such as the one his band was producing.

A day after the supreme court's 5-4 ruling to halt the Environmental Protection Agency rules cutting carbon emissions from power plants, the White House dared to describe the decision as little more than "a bump in the road".

Her book about motherhood, A Life's Work: On Becoming a Mother (2001), written after her first daughter was born and when she was pregnant with the second, got a violently mixed reception (she is the mother mums love to hate on Mumsnet) because it dared to describe new motherhood's limbo in exhausting, exhaustive detail.

It's that she dared to describe them as foes.

Under Turkey's draconian penal code, anyone who dares to describe the Armenian tragedy as a genocide can end up in jail or even dead.

And then there were those who headed out into the fray, by most reports a somewhat heavy, icy, windblown snowfall that few would dare to describe as magical — but potentially ripe with opportunity.

Members of the Clinton administration would not even dare to describe the slaughter as genocide, for fear that that would oblige them, under the 1949 genocide convention, to take action.

"Dear Heart," the new screen attraction with which the Hall was relighted Saturday, is a stale, dull and humorless pretension at what its producers dare to describe as "gay, sophisticated comedy," and it makes almost scandalous misuse of the recognized talents of Geraldine Page.Poor Miss Page seems to have the misfortune of being trapped in one weak film after another.

"I wouldn't dare to describe myself as an intermediate, even after shooting the movie.