(e) Was excoriated for daring to point out that being a P.O.W. is not a qual-ification for the Presidency.
A black person's greatest sin, aside from being a black man accused of having a relationship with a white woman, was daring to point out crimes for which whites were complicit.
Recently focus has been riveted to what is now being described as either President Obama's greatest speech on race relations -- or his cynical attempt to further divide the country by daring to point out that we are not yet a "post-racial" nation.
Daring Fireball points out this little gem from Viewsonic, where their upcoming ViewPad is depicted as running OS X. Sorry guys, it doesn't work like that.
However, blogger John Gruber of Daring Fireball pointed out that if Apple is going to introduce a new phone, it would include new hardware features that developers would need to familiarize themselves with at the World Wide Developers Conference.
He signed, and said "the most daring and interesting" point the document made was about the shared Bible.
In the third round, he stayed against the rope at one point, daring Lewis to inflict punishment.
Her tone is haughty, as if daring me to point out how many millions of miles this places her from the official line of the party she supports.
And the unusually extensive collection of deleted scenes and extended sequences make clear that the film was even darker and more daring at some point in its evolution, presumably before it started being chopped in reaction to preview audiences.
But latter-period Pacino has spent the past two decades bawling lines as ludicrous as: "A woman's shoulders are the front lines of her mystique," while daring us to point out how silly he looks.
