Sentence examples for dared to voice from inspiring English sources

Only one general has dared to voice his opposition, and he is retired.

His vicious attacks on other leaders who dared to voice concern cowed opposition.

But now, the crackdown has spread to people who had previously been strangers to politics, like the Vilkins, who dared to voice their anger at the government.

Mr. Vucic acknowledges what veteran opposition leaders dared to voice as long ago as the late 1980s, when Mr. Milosevic was ascendant and the destruction of Yugoslavia loomed.

Irene Staunton, her editor for 15 years, described her as "an author who dared to voice the unspoken and hidden with a scrupulous sensitivity and courage".

He cited what he said was the "galling example" of the "shabby treatment of the Little Sisters of the Poor"; nuns, he suggested, had been punished because they "dared to voice objections of conscience to Obamacare".

Are they willing and able to look at the issues below the surface, the things that everyone knows and gossips about but no one dares to voice?

"It is a law whose only aim is to silence and mark those who dare to voice criticism of the government or against settlements," the group said in a statement.

Any politician who dares to voice them rather than be a cheerleader for the superclass, rampant profit-making and 'flexible' wages risks the ludicrous sobriquet of being anti-business.

On the increasingly rare occasions that they dare to voice an opinion of their own, they not only face the anger of their conference but also get hounded on social media, denounced on cable news, and shouted at in their place of work.

We have to start the process" "They dare to voice criticism that they haven't dared to before; they dare say we want a king who does not rule, but who is a symbol.