Sentence examples for dared to oppose from inspiring English sources

Very few candidates dared to oppose the invasion.

They would stiff taxpayers whose Democratic representatives dared to oppose obvious flaws in the spending measure.

Labour, intimidated by public, and tabloid newspaper, support for these policies, has not dared to oppose them.

His spies and the Mazorca, a ruthless secret police force, intimidated all opposition, so that by 1840 few dared to oppose him.

The subsequent Cultural Revolution was the leader's attempt to take revenge on the colleagues who had dared to oppose him during the Great Leap Forward.

Mr. Nixon will obtain at the same time the conserv ative he wants in the Senate and the ruination of the man who dared to oppose him.

Who would dare to oppose him then?

Even Pompey himself did not dare to oppose them.

They stare down anyone who dares to oppose them.

Insurgents have frequently singled out security forces and civilians who dare to oppose them.

Like the Cuban dictator, he intimidates those who dare to oppose, encouraging violent attacks on his critics by thuggish supporters.