Sentence examples for genuine dare from inspiring English sources
It was spawned, decades before The Shadow Government got hold of it, by students: those at that stage in life when genuine dare and wonder usually start to evaporate into wastoid etiquette and routine hedonism, Doritos stink and Family Guy marathons.
There seems to be a genuine appreciation - dare we say it, even among that closely guarded clique of the 11 senior Premiership clubs and their chairmen - that the Warriors bring something extra to the party.
It's the moment when Merle grabs Daryl's shirt and we see the skin beneath---the scars beneath---that we also glimpse the first moment of genuine emotion and, dare I say, compassion from Merle.
"Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's 'reform campaign' has been a frenzy of fear for genuine Saudi reformers who dare to advocate publicly for human rights or women's empowerment," said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at the watchdog.
He's the young Belfast-born actor and director, best known here for his recent appearance in the ghastly "Fortunes of War" mini-series on television, who has transformed what initially seemed to be a lunatic dare into a genuine triumph.
But when the announcement never came, while oddly phrased tweets kept coming, we thought that the author was genuine: no assistant, we assumed, would dare undermine Gulnara by making so many grammatical mistakes.
(How dare you feel emotional!) Nonetheless, however genuine her emotions are, seeing them played out the same way again and again is tiresome.
A move to genuine democracy, which he talked about but never dared to try, remains far off.Ethiopia's leaders are confused.
But he asked of the lynch mob: "What are they going to do? Burn my books in the public square because I dare to say something different?"The brouhaha reflects a genuine quandary for the separatist movement.
Once I got an email from a really angry professional rock balancer, saying "How dare you!" as if I was ruining the reputation of genuine rock balancers.
