I dare say, not only are no 10-year-old girls doing that in America, I dare say, no boys are doing that.
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No one would dare say it publicly — bad optics!
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Who dare say my Om Puri is no more ?
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"also Trump: "don't anyone dare say anything mean about my wife.
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So, yes, I dare say I have some skills besides modeling.
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I dare say that Mr. Trump has not read those debates.
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Can you dare say with whom you left your own children?
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"But I wouldn't dare say that it didn't impact families," she said.
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Yet few of the dissidents dare say publicly why she should go.
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I dare say Andy Murray has a lot to answer for here.
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I dare say not many other theatrical works are teaching that. 5.
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They could, I dare say, have been replaced with grape leaves or cabbage.
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And while I'm no scientist, I dare say it was from a broken heart.
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But I dare say that Firewatch does it better, even, than that first BioShock.
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I dare say that most readers of this article will be working this summer.
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And on this point, I dare say we can all admit he was right.
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Regardless of that leap in logic, I dare say the thing is pretty great looking.
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In fact, I dare say it's in the running for all-time worst grille shape.
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"I'm with someone and dare say I'm the happiest I've ever been," Hayes tells PEOPLE.
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I dare say, I won't stand for all of you besmirching my client, Mr. Trump.
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But I dare say that the game's open world suffers slightly because of its performance.
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"I dare say if he'd had the opportunity, he might have done," Professor Carpenter said.
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"I would never dare say that I'm an artist," she told Paris Match in 2015.
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I dare say it was a fun challenge to find enough devices to deplete River's battery.
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I dare say it's even more retro than the company's high-end OM-D mirrorless cameras.
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No. At the time, I felt so ashamed about my sexuality I didn't dare say anything.
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It was as close to perfection, I dare say, as you'll get in Washington barbecue circles.
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Hell, I dare say Regis in Blood and Wine, as a courteous vampire, does that, too.
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I dare say you could concoct a mean vegetarian version with root vegetables and tofu, too.
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I dare say President Obama felt extreme irritation, even anger, with Mr. Snowden back in 2013.
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In the UK, it's probably closer than some other countries, I dare say… Than, like, where?
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Like the previous Pixel Chromebooks, this baby comes with a touchscreen and it's, I dare say, perfect.
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"I dare say, it's even more heartbreaking," she said during an interview on the Today show Tuesday.
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They're told don't you dare say climate change is real because we're in the fossil fuel business.
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Starbucks is releasing a Christmas Tree Frappuccino, and don't you dare say it isn't Christmas-y enough.
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I dare say if the relatives of policymakers were incarcerated, we would see sentencing reform by tomorrow.
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We worked for an unconventional candidate who said things that no typical politician would ever dare say.
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"No one, I dare say, no one was as original," Ungerer's friend Maurice Sendak said of him.
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Without any risk of identification, you can share thoughts or secrets that you wouldn't dare say out loud.
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I dare say we are significantly more progressed than the vast majority of ICOs that are being launched.
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Who would dare say he doesn't make all of the other Warriors better just by being out there?
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It is a proposal, I dare say, that will be dead on arrival even with a Republican Congress.
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What so many people, black, white and Hispanic, whisper to me privately but never dare say out loud publicly.
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And I remember them saying how they didn't dare say anything, because, if you did, things could get bad.
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Ignoring any one of the three modes would have produced strikingly different, and, I dare say, less accurate, results.
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There's also the lack of personalities that these other, I dare say "grittier" games have when compared to Overwatch.
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In fact, we dare say the symbolic gesture is a nod to her swan song on Game of Thrones.
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Similarly, "moviegoers who can't afford concession stand snacks" are POPCORN PAUPERS, which I would dare say is most of us.
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I was still young and my co-workers were all around 40-years-old, so I didn't dare say anything.
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Whatever is wrong with him, prison hasn't worked for him in the past, and I dare say it won't do now.
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" He says North Dakotans appreciate the value of his "saying what a lot of other people don't dare say — but think.
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"I dare say that our black children are performing better than our white children" when their progress is considered, she said.
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I dare say it is satisfying, but not in the way that watching someone slice a bar of soap is satisfying.
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I dare say that if he opts for confrontation with China, he won't stay in office for more than four years.
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Colonel Young, I dare say, is as much a part of America's glorious history as others we continually read and hear about.
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You'd see them pushing aside the carrots or the onions on their plates, but they didn't dare say anything to Aunt Coretta.
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And even, we dare say, by insisting that employees find meaning in activities completely disconnected from both their workplace and their coworkers.
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The demo version I saw had an animated vapor watch face that I dare say, was on par with the Apple Watch.
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I would dare say in the realm of 22017 to 22018 percent with the potential upside of 100 percent — and maybe even more.
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Steve Harrington deserves better #JusticeForSteve DONT YOU DARE SAY STEVE HARRINGTON DIDNT DESERVE BETTER HES DEVELOPED SO MUCH AND DESERVES ALL THE LOVE pic.twitter.
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Your correspondent will happily reveal that he is an immigrant (never an expat) but also a pukka Londoner and none dare say him nay.
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Desperate to seem otherwise, he proposes to her, and she doesn't dare say no, thus providing him, however unwittingly, with social and professional cover.
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"And why didn't you dare say it to Trump's face at the press conference in front of dozens of journalists?" he asked on Twitter.
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"These are the same techniques and approaches used for tens and tens — I dare say over 100 million Americans" with commercial insurance, he said.
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Pander to those who might join the struggle and don't dare say anything that might upset them, lest you lose their potential—always potential—support.
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Maybe painting is depressed, a sentiment I dare say many critics would validate, or narcissistic (undeniably), or irrationally obsessed with the threat of other mediums.
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But that's rare, as the Fitbit app is just that good, and in fact I'd dare say it's the gold standard for fitness apps integrated with wearables.
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"We have created one of the most celebrated campaigns of the 21st century — I dare say it goes beyond a campaign to a cultural icon," Teles said.
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I dare say nobody wants to be the target of malicious hackers, and certainly doesn't want private data out there in the hands of unknown third parties.
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"I dare say he was also on the bid committee" Mori said turning to a colleague from the Tokyo Games communications department, also sitting at the table.
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If pushed, I dare say Johnson would agree, once he absorbs the defeat, as fundamentally one-sided as the others Federer meted out in week one here.
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I dare say that these men are the very picture of the emotionally available, responsible, and engaged husbands and fathers my feminist sisters and I once dreamed of.
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"It's not working for Detroit children, it's not working for Michigan children, and I would dare say it's not going to work for the nation's children," Allen said.
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"If I can get more Americans to come to the show, I dare say I will have done my job," said Mr. Forbes, who is known as Kip.
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Plenty of Americans believe in silly things like ghosts, but I dare say we should be able to find a federal judge nominee who isn't literally a ghost hunter.
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With his elegantly disheveled hair, four-day beard, and enthusiastic demeanor, I dare say that we could even be friends, if the world were to persist for long enough.
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Although he wouldn't dare say this to Trump, Palestinians view peace with Israel as a defeat of their 100-year struggle to cleanse the Jews from the Middle East.
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"If you can be open and transparent during those difficult times, they're going to trust you and, I dare say even support you, through the easier times," he said.
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I dare say that anyone who has the privilege and awesome responsibility to serve in this chamber knows that these reflexive slurs of "fake news" are dubious, at best.
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I dare say that anyone who has had the privilege and awesome responsibility to serve in this chamber knows that these reflexive slurs of "fake news" are dubious at best.
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Here is a video for a highlight off the last Meek Mill album Dreams Worth More Than Money, which, I dare say, will be underrated for the rest of history.
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Why are fans denied their chance to see if Lang and Hope Van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly) learn to respect one another—or, if I dare say it, become romantically involved?
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It also makes me feel, I dare say, grateful to be alive, although it would be safe to add that you would be grateful not to hear me singing it.
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Judge Reinhardt was one of a kind -- a liberal (don't dare say "progressive"!) from another era, still championing justice and the rights of all as the country shifted around him.
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Certainly many will try flattery to put themselves in his good graces, and knowing Mr. Trump's vindictiveness toward his critics, few will be likely to dare say a negative word.
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His attempts to draw distinctions between varying levels of sexual misconduct — distinctions that some people believed in privately yet would not dare say publicly — set off a firestorm of criticism.
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Martha May Whovier knows how to dress for the holidays, and with all her festive looks and Christmas spirit, we'd even dare say she's giving Mariah a run for her money.
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"He is practically being thrown out of his house, though I dare say he will have some people to help him pack his bags," Mr. York said in a phone interview.
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I dare say I would never have gotten it – I needed professional help – even though it makes perfect sense and is in no way obscure, cheap, overly intellectual or otherwise flawed.
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Thankfully, some brave soul has taken the 20-minute swirlie of the English language and turned it into a country/EDM Hee Haw remix that we dare say is a banger.
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I dare say that if nature docs didn't adopt just this one emotion, this one godlike point of view, they might actually be more effective in bringing people closer to it.
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Well you'd better enjoy it in silence, or if you must speak don't you dare say anything controversial, because it's now been proven that HACKERS might be able to HEAR YOU.
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Put simply, my mind is made up about President Trump, and I dare say that the great majority of plain folks like me will greet this event with a big yawn.
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"If we don't improve the image we have in Afrin in the next 10 days or so, no one will dare say we want to go to Manbij," the commander said.
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The rules are somewhat trivial (don't you dare say "I'll be right back" or go hook up in the woods), but any slasher fan will tell you that they're also wildly accurate.
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The paper ran columnist Vanessa de Largie's SEO-friendly piece "I wanted Kim Kardashian to die" Monday and we dare say, Kim Kardashian would have some strong words to say about it.
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But we don't live hand-to-mouth anymore, and I dare say that many other people with financial investments are in a similar position, with the luxury of time on their side.
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I don't dare say more about what happens after that initial setup — except to say that in the very first episode, Dory is pretty sure she sees Shantal, even if nobody believes her.
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For his efforts to make the city seem, instead, like a nonstop exclusive party to which almost nobody is invited, I dare say Halperin is the single journalist most responsible for Donald Trump.
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I dare say it's exciting at times, in the same way that fans of Terrace House fist-pump the air when a woman casually asks a man to dinner while eating a salad.
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I dare say my children endured a miserably lean Christmas that year, but I have never since underestimated the sharp S-bend on Chiswick Mall near the Old Ship pub in Hammersmith, London.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — Today's puzzle, by Andrew Kingsley and John Lieb, is edgy and evocative; I dare say that I felt like one of the cool kids as I worked my way through it.
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"I dare say it is important for market observers, lawmakers and the public to become more comfortable with the benefits of central banks using their balance sheet tools to pursue the public interest," Rosengren said.
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Cold sores, also known as fever blisters, might be one of the most crippling things that could possibly happen to a face — we dare say it's up there with a sudden crop-up of cystic acne.
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If I dare say I support immigration enforcement, lower taxes, small government, a strong military, capitalism, ending identity politics, and least of all Trump, I will be verbally eviscerated by a mob of angry, hateful vegans.
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Instead of doubling down on those questionable thoughts (voting for someone who says that stuff out loud), maybe you should pause and really contemplate what you're thinking, asking why you yourself don't dare say those things.
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We are all beings on the planet, and we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively, but don't you fucking dare say something sexist, racist, or anti-LGBT to or about my guests or my co-workers.
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"Judge Reinhardt was one of a kind -- a liberal (don't dare say "progressive"!) from another era, still championing justice and the rights of all as the country shifted around him," said Brian Goldman, a former law clerk.
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I've definitely been bear-maced at a protest, but I would not dare say that I personally have experienced anything on the level of violence that I see coming out of resistance movements such as at Standing Rock.
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However, if we look at the SITE biennials from 2014 to 2018 as one large, extended exhibition — or even, if we dare say, one large artwork — this is undeniably a significant player in the global contemporary art world.
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"I don't think any of us would dare say we didn't like it if we went for a fitting," Kris said on Fashion Police when asked what she would have done had she not liked the clothes West picked for her.
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BUT, YOU KNOW, WE'VE REASSERTED A MILE OF GROWTH AND WE'VE SAID WE WILL REWARD SUCCESS, WE WILL NOT PUNISH IT. THAT'S WHAT THE LOWER TAX RATES AND DEREGULATION AND TRADE REFORM IS ALL ABOUT AND I DARE SAY IT IS WORKING.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — They say it's lonely at the top and I would dare say that no position is lonelier than that of the president of the United States, especially when it comes to making decisions that affect the rest of the free world.
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Sure, that can lead to toxic behavior — like, say, fandoms ganging up on one another, or making threats on people who dare say anything negative about the object of their adoration — but Eminem's term has definitely been watered down in modern-day usage.
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"I think it's because so many people have been touched by incarceration, the net has widened to such an extent that, I dare say, all of us know someone or knows someone who knows someone caught up in the system," she said.
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"The value of television, of presenting our games, I dare say it will go up 50% because of [sports betting]," said Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, referencing the fact that people are more likely to watch a game if they bet on it.
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The tourist industry was hard at it then, as now — the health-giving baths of Aquae Sulis drew Roman visitors, gastronomes relished British oysters, and even the fabled mysteries and menaces of the island, I dare say, tempted a few Adventure Tourists to cross the Oceanus Britannicus.
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"I wouldn't dare say copper is bullish as it will depend on trade wars ... US, Japan and China, all the big consumption areas will depend on whether the world in general is growing and the world will be in growth mode if the trade war is eventually resolved," Targhetta said.
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"I dare say the place is of historical value," said Abu Rida, estimating the ruins to date from somewhere between 395 and the late 600s AD. Dozens of onlookers watched on Monday as a bulldozer and a digger continued to shift earth in Palestine Square, a busy shopping district in downtown Gaza.
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And some of them stay there, deliberately exposed and vulnerable, like "Selah," which longs for a spiritual rebirth above the harmonies of a distant, wordless choir, or "Right Now," which sets her voice trembling above a lone electric guitar as she makes a simple, increasingly anxious plea: "Don't you dare say tomorrow," she sings.
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Toward the end of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, one of our heroes stares out toward a vast, bleached-out vista that's peppered with low-slung space-junk (I wouldn't dare say which character it is, or even what planet we're on; such info would rankle most Force-fans, and we all know a death mark's not an easy thing to live with).
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"I dare say that there has not been in the modern history of America -- or maybe in the entire history of our country -- a person less qualified from a character point of view or a policy point of view than Donald Trump," Sanders told a crowd reminiscent of his late-night primary rallies on college campuses in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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I dare say without Jo there might have been less female musicians actively involved in the late 80s/early 90s death metal scene, for a start, but she has no doubt inspired so many women to pick up a bass, guitar, pair of drumsticks or pick up a microphone and form their own band and get actively involved in the death/grind scene.
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Take a long, hard look at some of the cannons these ragtag pirate ship-dudes think they're getting away with: 15 years in the NBA, a Hall of Fame type career, and yet, Carmelo Anthony has committed, WHOLE HOG, to a life as a rounded arm man, opting out of definition altogether for a life led hiding behind arm sleeves, compression shirts, and even, I dare say, tattoos.
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