Sentence examples for might we dare from inspiring English sources

What questions might we dare ask and attempt to answer?

In Washington and in state capitals, the squabbling is epic, and it's focused not on what we might dare to build but on what we might manage to preserve, not on degrees of progress but on gradations of regress: how many parks, schools, libraries need be closed.

We might dare to hope that this macabre spectacle of execution states conducting experiments in their death chambers might further turn public opinion.

Dare I say it: might we even want the corset back?

It strikes a pitch-perfect note in a restaurant that manages with surprising success to evoke downtown Newark's brawny and self-confident heyday, a time we might dare hope to see again.

Or we might dare to become insistent activists and more radically inclusive.

Even beyond this danger, by silencing my community and marginalizing us because we might dare to advocate for Palestinians, there is the damage that this hysteria does to our national discourse.

Perhaps that is why we might actually dare to kiss her and touch her.

If you could keep up, we were given a lot more answers than we might have dared to expect.

In many ways, however, the pope is more progressive than we might have dared to expect.

He said it was "a better budget than we might have dared to imagine six months ago".