Or if there should be such enemies to goodness in the world as to cause thee for that to suffer, thou needest not be ashamed of thy suffering for well-doing, nor can there be a good man, but he will dare to own and stand by thee in it.
Now I doubt much whether any man of you, ye sons of Sigfus, will dare to stay in his house; and that is not to be wondered at; and so I will bid you all to come and stay with me in the east, and let us all share one fate.
Skarphedinn, "who I am, for I will dare to go forward wherever thou standest before me, and little would I fear though such striplings were in my path.
Gunnar has a brown horse," she says, "and he will dare to fight his horse against you, and against any one else.
With slow vehemence he said: "And do you think the man lives who will dare to take you from me?
It is to me the prophecy of the ideal world, too, in which we will dare to live some day what we really are, without pretence or hypocrisy--live that deep secret inner life we try sometimes to hide from the eye of God.
I will dare," she said, eagerly leaning forward and bending so close he caught the perfume of her hair.
Who that has read of the lost sheep, or the found prodigal, even if he had no spirit bearing witness with his spirit, will dare to say that it is not the divine way?
No one who knows his New Testament will dare to say that the figure is once used in it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "will dare" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
