Sentence examples for dared to express from inspiring English sources

That's because Peter Hitchens, an analyst at the bank, dared to express a cautious view this week.

Some executives dared to express the view that the boom years of double-digit growth and dot-com wealth might be over not temporarily but permanently.

George Kazan was an Old World patriarch, oblivious of the needs of others; he was also a frustrated man, full of violence that he dared to express only in brutalizing outbursts at home.

The big post-shark story in The West Australian has been the discovery of a website for would-be travellers that dared to express the view that "it is hard to get excited about Perth".

But it also had a lot to do with the slightly weedy feel of Gahan's voice on the band's early singles, and the fact he dared to express his emotions more like a girl than, say, for instance, Lemmy.

In recent days we have seen leftwing Labour campaigners calling for Laura Kuenssberg, the BBC's political editor, to be sacked because she dared to express scepticism about Jeremy Corbyn's success in the local elections last week.

"Today's youngsters dare to express themselves," Mr. Wang said.

These days, parents who dare to express such sentiments risk seeming like unfeeling brutes.

"You can't be authentic if you don't dare to express yourself".

Very few of us dare to express our fears, and even fewer of us dare to explore them.

It is directly related to attempts to silence women who dare to express political or controversial opinions.