dare not造句

You dare not say anything.

Because he dare not speak.

She dare not mention the subject again.

When it is there, your browser dare not misbehave.

Failure is a pain, and some people balk at it and dare not move on.

In your world, I am so redundant. I dare not disturb or forget.

They dare not break the sad news to her on account of her illness.

But us politicians dare not talk openly about industrial adjustment because the public does not want to hear about it.

You are really my nemesis. I dare not have a glare of others' conceit towards you. I love you, dear.

Constantly browsing your friends' dynamic is to get your message, so I miss you so much, but I dare not disturb you anymore.

This article, together with this entire website, is a China apologist forum which dare not to touch actual reality inside China.

Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt would also be gratified by the clipping of Iranian wings, though they dare not say so openly.

Furbolg Chieftain: the water of the nearby fountain of life can save him, but we dare not leave him in this state.

He is a very cowardly person who indulges in past and recollection, because he dare not bravely attach importance to reality.

But on the whole, I think the teleplay has been acted wonderfully, because it does concern a lot of sensitive aspects of our society that other plays dare not touch.

Think of the deep love, tears can not help the fall, wet clothes, pain heart and lung, dare not tell him, how he is in the mood, afraid that he said he is not a child, only use words to describe their own voice.

The reason some people hesitate to carry out the reform and the open policy and dare not break new ground is, in essence, that they're afraid it would mean introducing too many elements of capitalism and, indeed, taking the capitalist road.