Sentence examples for dared to resist from inspiring English sources
Even Western newspapers, it argued, would not choose openly to confront their own governments.Some Chinese newspapers dared to resist.
The Assembly tried to take back social reforms enacted "under pressure", passed "liberticidal laws" in the service of economic liberalism, and even carried out a "tricolour terror" against ordinary people who dared to resist.
In this period, horrors at the front – such as the first Red Army incursion into German territory at Nemmersdorf in East Prussia – would increasingly be matched by horrors at home, as the murderous SS condemned to death all those who dared to resist or showed insufficient martial spirit.
Attempts to blame Islamist militants look even less credible when the political tensions with Syria at the time are taken into account: the menacing remarks reportedly made by the Syrian president in his last meeting with Hariri, the attempted assassination last October of Marwan Hamadeh, a Lebanese politician who dared to resist Syrian demands, and so on.
(Woe to any Member of Congress who dared to resist the AIPAC juggernaut).
You dare to resist a goddess?
The character was, above all, a tribute to artists who dare to resist power in dark times.
Do bank boards dare to resist if a collection of their most prized staff present them with a take-it-or-leave-it outsourcing deal?
When she and Dancy got back to work, they began in the middle of the sadomasochistic game of the play-within-the-play, with Thomas behind the chaise, refusing to bend to the will of Dunayev, at the foot: VANDA: You dare to resist me?
His shirt says "Dare to Resist the War on Drugs" and hers says "Babies for Sensible Drug Policy".
His shirt says "Dare to Resist the War on Drugs" and hers says "Babies Against the War on Drugs".
