Sentence examples for for having dared to from inspiring English sources
For having dared to denounce it, bar it, deny it.
Civilians are targeted for having dared to speak up to the inspectors or are killed indiscriminately for protesting.
MEN is foregoing substantial revenue by outlawing such ads and it deserves applause for having dared to do so.
A year earlier, Fuller had praised Sand for having "dared to probe" the "festering wounds" of her society, but she deplored the "surgeon's dirty hands".
Then backstairs briefings against Sir Michael for having dared to advocate policies – such as the inspection of academy chains – that are out of line with Michael Gove's thinking.
And when he lost the girl their instruments punished him for having dared to reach so high, for owning something that would excite envy, that placed him in the way of beatings and the police.
When Tybalt, a Capulet, seeks out Romeo in revenge for the insult of Romeo's having dared to shower his attentions on Juliet, an ensuing scuffle ends in the death of Romeo's dearest friend, Mercutio.
The playwright, having dared to ask for our attention, provides only the most meager crumbs of nourishment for our minds".
For you have dared to rise up against the tyrant's might… Fight on!
As "The Swamp: On the Edge of Eden" unself-consciously shows, those remarks might equally describe both the region's special landscape and the determined settlers who for generations have dared to venture into it and tame it.
For another she has dared to identify the survival skills that made Louis Darquier so much more durable than his daughter.
