(1) God is Love, I dare say, but what a mischievous devil Love is. 

(2) I dare say you are right.

(3) You are tired, I dare say.

(4) I dare say things will improve.

(5) I dare say you know about it already.

(6) I dare say that he was holding something back from us.

(7) It's a good story but I dare say it's apocryphal.

(8) There is something wrong with the TV set, I dare say.

(9) There's lots of things that ought, I dare say.

(10) What Miguel says goes around here, I dare say.

(11) His mouth twitches almost imperceptibly. I dare say that mine, under the cover of my beard, twitches faintly back.

(12) Were it not fur her, I dare say Edward Plantagenet would long since have succumbed to ennui and despair.

(13) Although it was correct, I dare say, and he no doubt intended it as a mark of respect.

(14) I dare say you can get far better versions out there!

(15) It sounds rather pompous, I dare say,() but I think it was the beginning of understanding without knowing.

(16) I dare say that mine, under the cover of my beard, twitches faintly back.

(17) I dare say a few prize juries might be peeved at having their judgment queried, too.

(18) You understand not - how could you? I dare say you never will.

(19) I dare say, but it will already have given you a pleasure that no taxman can touch.

(20) They sang in perfect harmony[http://], although I dare say Alex Ferguson will complain about the pitch.

(21) They're all these chemical things now - I dare say they're just as good really.

(22) I dare say that my hon. Friend's constituents complain about their district council, county council and central Government.

(23) I dare say he did as he was bidden.

(24) I dare say you'll think better of it in an hour.

(25) Your daughter, I dare say, may be playing amusedly in her friend's at the moment.

(26) I dare say you did exist in a kind of artist's dreamland while you blent and arranged these strange tints.

(27) I dare say that the ability to be a good luthier, or a great luthier, is within you, but I must point out that you have to find the technique to develop that ability.

(28) I dare say it would have been more seemly to decline this proposal.

(29) I dare say, they are "small person", they do not have the courage to admit they have done.

(30) I dare say she was afraid we should go into her rooms, and pry about amongst her pretty dresses, and meddle with her jewellry.

(1) I dare say you are right.

(31) But it is years ago, and I dare say they have both grown stout and snappish since that time.

(32) "I dare say they do," rejoined his wife drily. "And who's to say who's right?".

(33) It was a dirty place enough, and I dare say not unknown to smuggling adventurers.

(34) I dare say I overdo it. But I think you go to the other extreme.

(35) I dare say you think me eccentric, or supersensitive, or something absurd.

(36) At last, after what seemed a long time – it might have been five seconds, I dare say – he sagged flabbily to his knees.

(37) I dare say boldly, in me before, still do not have a person dare donnish, you are a bit quieter to me!