bear the unbearable造句

例句与造句

1. The time has come when we must bear the unbearable.
2. Nevertheless, the time has come to bear the unbearable . . ..
3. He was saying Japan must " bear the unbearable " _ it must surrender.
4. "The time must come when we must bear the unbearable, " he said.
5. When the survivors are gone, who will do the telling, bear the unbearable, make the unreal real?
6. It's difficult to find bear the unbearable in a sentence. 用bear the unbearable造句挺难的
7. I ask, with skepticism, to have equal weapons so I can defend myself without having to bear the unbearable weight of detention.
8. I cannot bear to see my innocent people suffer any longer . . . . The time has come when we must bear the unbearable.
9. I ask, with skepticism, to have equal weapons so that I can defend myself without having to bear the unbearable weight of detention.
10. The order, from the Interior Ministry, reportedly said : " You should bear the unbearable and be a shield for all Japanese women ."
11. The war ended with an unprecedented radio address by Emperor Hirohito _ Akihito's father _ announcing Japan would " bear the unbearable " and surrender.
12. The United States instead used atomic bombs to devastate two Japanese cities, and 50 years ago this week the emperor told his people they must " bear the unbearable " _ surrender.
13. In Tokyo on Aug . 15, 1945, His Sublime Majesty, Emperor Hirohito, told his council of ministers that with the prospect of " the nation annihilated, " he would " bear the unbearable " and surrender.
14. Emperor Hirohito's radio address to his nation on Aug . 15, 1945, delivering the news of Japan's surrender and asking Japanese to " bear the unbearable, " marked the first time ordinary citizens heard his voice.
15. The anniversary remains an emotional day for many older Japanese who lived through the surrender and still recall the unprecedented radio address by Emperor Hirohito _ Akihito's father _ announcing that Japan would " bear the unbearable " and give up its war effort.
16. The anniversary remains an emotional day for many older Japanese who lived through the surrender and still recall the unprecedented radio address by Emperor Hirohito _ Akihito's father _ announcing that Japan would " bear the unbearable " and give up its war effort.
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