Sentence examples similar to implied daring from inspiring English sources
Look at me," he said, daring the class to imply that the straight life had rendered him less modish.
Mr. Chirac, asked at a news conference whether the appeal to North Korea and Iran implied a clear reference to force, replied: "This interpretation seems extraordinarily daring.
The palpably macho and definitely non-mincing Peter Mandelson, along with the Sun newspaper, launched a furious attack upon the BBC for daring to imply that perhaps Kelly - under immense personal pressure - had been economical with the truth.
It's the sort of language that might be used at a football match, or in a playground fight, as if this whole incident was just a game, and daring to imply that the biggest loser here is the adult abuser, rather than the child victim.
You may know him as the guy who got fired from the New York Post for daring to imply that merging with Puerto Rico might not be a good thing, but his political essays have lent much-needed genius to publications from Fortune to National Review.
Younger artists are especially daring.
Daring new architecture, yes.
