Sentence examples for dared to state from inspiring English sources

OWS dared to state the obvious: that we are getting reamed.

She had dared to state what few of them would admit publicly: European banks were not as sheltered from this storm as they might seem.

Why hasn't the theocratic regime rounded up the 250 intellectuals who recently dared to state that the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was accountable to the people and not just to God?

Yet with the single exception of the Czech president, Vaclav Klaus, no leader has dared to state that the Lisbon treaty is now dead.As a result, the talk in Luxembourg focused on the third option: putting essentially the same treaty to voters a second time, ideally early next year.

Few dare to state this case explicitly, but it is the unmistakable subliminal message.

In its campaign to defund NPR, TownHall.com asks: "If NPR is going to take millions of dollars from lefty billionaires, push a radical leftwing agenda and fire anyone who dares to state a politically incorrect thought, why are your tax dollars being used to fund it?" Those are fighting words.

If she dares to state her age, she's given a "compliment," whether sincere or not, such as, "Wow.

I also know that emotions are high about this and there are assumptions made about anyone who dares to state an opinion.

In the three days of horror in Beslan, the "state-friendly media" never dared to say aloud that the special services were probably doing something wrong.

When the head of a production brigade dares to state the obvious – that there is no food – a leader warns him: "That's right-deviationist thinking.

"They dare to tell us that the State can no longer afford policies to support its citizens," Mr Hessel says.