Sentence examples for daring writes from inspiring English sources

"The technocracy of professional sport has managed to impose a soccer of lightning speed and brute strength, a soccer that negates joy, kills fantasy and outlaws daring," writes Galeano, the Uruguayan novelist and journalist, early on in this eccentric survey, first published in the United States in 1998.

We know all this because Brontë, tickled at her own transgressive daring, wrote a letter the next day describing the sequence of events to her sister Emily.

(and it's true!)If you feel daring, write a copy of this song and frame it, putting it in your room like it's a poem!

New York is seen as the most commercial of the 'big four' fashion weeks – but its first few days can yield plenty of bold and daring designs, writes Susie Lau.

Imagine being the son of Marcella Hazan and daring to write cookbooks!

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

At Stanford, he has pointed out, a columnist for the school paper was fired for daring to write about her.

"Finally, we appeal to you to excuse us very, very much for daring to write this letter to you, the great personages to whom we owe much respect.

"I've never had what Roth gets all the time – that opprobrium from other Jews for daring to write about Jews".

"Even as our jaw drops at her dancers' athletic daring," Debra Crane wrote in The Times of London, "we can appreciate their stylistic grace.

Mr. Golijov says he was "the only Jew they knew," and here he was, daring to write "their story, the story that determines how they live their lives".