Sentence examples for daring someone from inspiring English sources

Just daring someone, anyone, to stop him.

He sits there and glares, daring someone to speak up and get his head bitten off.

LeClair's game is parking himself in front of the net and daring someone to move him.

"That shoulder went right out into the camera, and he was daring someone or he was threatening," she said.

Then Mr. Jagger appeared, glaring at the audience as if daring someone to tell him he was too old to be on a stage.

Then Mr. Jagger appeared, glaring at the audience, as if he were daring someone to tell him he was too old to be on a stage.

The substance of the play is about going into roles and coming out of roles, daring to be someone else.

"People say outrageous jokes not because they believe them, but because there's something inherently funny about someone daring to say something that's unsayable".

My predecessor has been harangued in the bars of Westminster for daring to employ someone who is "not even a bisexual".

In introducing him, Mr. Meigs described Mr. Hanks's new film, "Cast Away," as a daring departure for someone of Mr. Hanks's stature: a stranded-on-a-desert-island tale in which, Mr. Meigs said, "a major portion of the movie has no musical score, no voiceover, no co-stars and -- oh, yeah -- no food".

When I came across his images on Instagram, it was clear that they were shot by someone with daring and an eye for unusual angles, giving new definition to Robert Capa's famous advice to photographers: "If your pictures aren't good enough, you aren't close enough".