Sentence examples for dared to engage from inspiring English sources
There's a moment in 2009, in one of his conversations with the ageing rebel, when he praises his "fascinating life – a life that dared to engage with history".
Donald Trump arrived in Saudi Arabia this weekend to launch a new Middle East coalition designed to confront Iran, just as Tehran announced the reëlection of President Hassan Rouhani, the man who dared to engage diplomatically with the United States.
Mr Summers was almost forced to resign as president of Harvard University because he had dared to engage in intellectual speculation by arguing, in an informal seminar, that discrimination might not be the only reason why women are under-represented in the higher reaches of science and mathematics.
Lawmakers boasted of more efficient vehicles, less dependence on foreign oil, cleaner fuel sources and punishment for oil companies that dared to engage in price gouging.
And what official sitting in earshot of a deputy mayor or the mayor himself would dare to engage in small talk or gossip?
"The Party must learn to walk now and dare to engage in future battles with its political opponents without its old warhorse, as Kohl has often enjoyed calling himself," Merkel wrote.
Looking attractive is all well and good, but dare to engage in actual sexual activity and suddenly you're a slut, a slag, a whore, while your male peers mysteriously become studs, lads, or players.
It asks children to engage with brave, fierce streetkids who dare to take on a dangerous world.
Not all health workers dare to take [HIV] tests.
Stuffy old cricket dared to do it, engaging the Zimbabwean Duncan Fletcher, and last season's performance suggests it may have paid off.
