Sentence examples for true dare from inspiring English sources

"Why should calamities be so full of words?" A true dare.

You strip away all you thought you knew to be true and must dare to ask yourself, "What do I really believe?" It's a place of uncertainty and even fear.

So true that it dares to be ugly sometimes.

Only true agents of influence dare not say this.

As a black person living in modern Britain, there are some things you know to be true but don't dare complain about for fear of being labelled "chippy".

Meanwhile, Elizabethan delivered a negative review, stating: "No true Country singer would dare do to a Hank Williams number what Frank Ifield has done to 'Lovesick Blues'".

In America, the true patriots are those who dare speak truth to power.

The best piece of advice I've ever been given is a quotation from George Herbert: "Dare to be true".

All of which leads one to the true legacy of Lineker's dare: what is wrong with this country?

At the beginning of a new poetry notebook I write "Dare to be true" from one of Herbert's stanzas on honesty.

He took Milton Academy's motto, "Dare to Be True," sufficiently to heart that he would still invoke it in his last, eat-your-spinach book, "Reflections of a Radical Moderate".