Sentence examples for dared to talk from inspiring English sources
I had dared to talk about an "American god", which was clearly not GOD.
These were the days when members of the government still dared to talk about "the big society".
Furtive meetings with those analysts and opposition politicians who dared to talk to me were had to be confined to out-of-the-way venues.
Mr Chirac recently dared to talk of "pension funds à la française".Even so, any serious pension reform is almost bound to bring people on to the street.
As her popularity dropped — especially among men — Ms. Gillard's failings were unfairly pegged to the fact that she had dared to talk about the perils of female leadership.
Some war novels, and they seem particularly pertinent right now, have even dared to talk about war as a theater for bureaucracy, careerism and public relations.
When someone dares to talk mid-song, eyes glare.
That Al Dorfman of Arise should dare to talk to us about social responsibility is absurd.
It is a measure of Argentina's progress that the players dare to talk of winning the title.
"There is a real problem with black on white crime that no one dares to talk about," he claimed.
