Sentence examples for were dared from inspiring English sources
verb
To have enough courage (to do something).
- I wouldn't dare argue with my boss.
I would, as I have also said, gladly do it again if I were dared to.
We cannot improve on the Roman historian Tacitus as the Roman Republic degenerated into emperorship: "The worst crimes were dared by a few, willed by more, and tolerated by all".
The tradition began in 1936, when "ghost riders" were dared to circle the field prior to home football games.
Big Business and Earthless are playing, Barry Weaver and Justin from the Locust will be manning the "wheels of steel" (we were dared to type that), and there will be free booze and energy drinks and a little thing we like to call "fun aplenty".
Thee would it save and me, it must be dared.
She's dared to invite me to dinner with Michael Jackson!
One day, Savage was dared to chat up a mop.
Clemens will be dared to perjure himself.
Palpatwit was dared to hug Casey.
Once she was dared to do stand-up comedy.
If they can't be allowed to fail publicly, there's nothing to be dared".
