Sentence examples for daring to suggest from inspiring English sources

They would fiercely oppose any economist daring to suggest charging "ordinary" people.

Looking at ratios, and in some cases daring to suggest that they be relaxed, isn't only sensible; it's essential.

The European agriculture commissioner, Mariann Fischer Boel, chided Britain's finance minister, Alistair Darling, for daring to suggest greater changes.

(I also got a lot of grief for daring to suggest that Bush led us to war on false pretenses).

The brave director, daring to suggest that Hitler may not have always been a complete monster, is Menno Meyjes, the Dutch screenwriter who wrote "The Color Purple".

In my favourite piece, "Prayer in the Furnace", a self-examining chaplain berates himself for daring to suggest that some good would come of suffering.

This most quixotic of performers is now spilling all his musical facets out, one after another – last year it was an 18CD set of every note he recorded during 1965 and 1966 – as if daring anyone to suggest they know what he represents.

Every time, her hawk-like gaze drills into the viewer's, as if daring them to suggest that she stand up straight. .

What the rapper did wasn't quite as unprecedentedly daring as he seems to suggest.

The plan seemed rather daring to Patkul and he suggested that the allies should first crush Lewenhaupt's army, before Ogilvy's troops approached Charles.

Right-wing writers like Michael Bastatch at the Daily Caller have been clicking their tongues at liberals like former Barack Obama advisor Ben Rhodes for daring to politicize the hurricane by suggesting on Twitter that Republicans who refuse to acknowledge climate change will have to answer for storm-related death and destruction in the future.