Sentence examples for daring anyone from inspiring English sources

His glumly pungent nudes have a challenging air, as if daring anyone to judge them less charitably than the proud, brooding artist judges himself.

After that first quarter-mile, Rotich, who had never run indoors until two weeks before, ran 60-second quarters, as if daring anyone to challenge him.

Rather than express shock or dismay, I tweeted about the event, in the tone of one daring anyone to trump it with a cooler story.

Those seven words were the last uttered by Freddy Garcia in an interview between games of a day-night doubleheader Wednesday, and they came as he chuckled softly and raised his eyebrows, as if daring anyone to disagree.

She took up scuba diving in her seventies, and continued straight through her nineties, posing in her bathing gear and publishing books of underwater photographs, practically daring anyone to talk about Fascist images of fish.

This week, the Jaguars shied away from the notion that they were daring anyone to beat them, cautious not to sound as if they were disrespecting a player who scorched them last month.

Just daring someone, anyone, to stop him.

Anyone daring to organize an opposition group goes to jail.

For years, tax was such a toxic issue for New Labour that anyone daring to raise it in public was sent to the party's equivalent of Siberia.

Palestinian forces supposedly loyal to Mr Abbas, who used to thump anyone daring to raise a Hamas flag, have kept their distance.

"Clutter is the disease of American writing," he declared in one passage that tends to haunt anyone daring to write about Mr. Zinsser.