Sentence examples for dared to offer from inspiring English sources

"Baum dared to offer delight without instruction," Mr. Hearn said.

The Egyptian authorities would hardly have dared to offer such a prize a decade ago.

It was less than the number landing each day on the Greek islands at that point, but far more than Cameron had previously dared to offer.

It's not an excuse Ferguson dared to offer, but the longer the contest went on Sunday, the stronger Liverpool's supremacy showed.

And there would be, for the next thirty years or so, until her death, a multitude of infirmities and physical calamities, real and imagined, that demanded large amounts of sympathy and attention from anyone who dared to offer them.

This collapse, and the Republican Party's failure to recover from it, enabled the Democrats to not only seize the center but push it leftward, and advance far bolder proposals than either Al Gore or John Kerry had dared to offer.

We hope Mr. Obama dares to offer solutions on immigration, standing on the side of assimilation and earned citizenship.

I want the work of artists who dare to offer up disturbing ideas, shocking facts, dangerous emotions to reinforce, even expand, my humanism.

Gravity itself gives a hard, hot ride; Cuarón shows that gravity looks like something, conveys the feeling of taking the ride, but doesn't dare to offer anything like the distortions of inner experience.

You must make certain the party, the labor unions and the trial lawyers -- the groups whose fingers are around the state government's throat -- combine to make a pariah out of any Democrat who dares to offer a Democratic choice.

Having presided over such a decline in moral standards ("What we need is a real watershed"), who were these "unelected" quangocrats to dare to offer an opinion on the Mail's coverage of, well, anything?