Sentence examples for would ever dare from inspiring English sources

No Times reporter would ever dare write that President Bush is a bozo, anyway.

That America, that united America, will preserve a military that is so strong, no nation would ever dare to test it.

I'd read the script, which was brilliant, but Caroline and Craig work in a way that no one else does – or frankly would ever dare.

To even enter the game, how many of the major poetry publishing houses would ever dare to publish a black/Asian poet's first book?

Yet Pitch Perfect goes to ruder, stranger places than Glee would ever dare, shoop-shooping along on a script that's pickle-shot punchy.

When Bishop wrote to Lowell she knew that she was reading his poems more deeply, and with more responsible attention, than any other friend would ever dare to do.

When we reconnect to the energy and intelligence behind life, our own lives will be taken care of, often with more elegance, grace, and love than we would ever dared to have dreamed possible.

You expect that to be carried over to its handling, but in truth it offers a better combination of chassis balance, steering weight and brake feel than you'd ever dare to hope for.

Perhaps people are far ruder behind the anonymity of a computer screen than they'd ever dare to be in person.

I COMMENCED the first blind taste test I'd ever dared to conduct by popping the cork on bottle No. 1.

Nuts?" "I'm fine with nuts," he said, and she told him that she'd started a new painting since meeting him, using bolder colors than she'd ever dared use in the past, and he said that he'd love to see it when it was done, and she nervously said, "I'm afraid that might be a while," and then they talked about their last couple of days.