will to fight造句

America did not lose the fight; it lost the will to fight.

His will to fight, to resist, had vanished without a trace.

some, lacking a firm will to fight, were content to drift along;

MacClannough: Every nobleman who had a will to fight was at that meeting.

Some people lack a firm will to fight, but live in peace and quiet.

The soldiers lost their will to fight when the general secretly reduced their allowance.

King Wu of Zhou Dynasty made the oath just before the two armies clash, in order to stimulate the people's will to fight.

It came as a disappointment to her to realize that she had overestimated Huei-fang's will to fight, yet she could not help feeling sorry for her when she saw her miserable expression.

It's ok to complaint a bit ！But it's not ok to lose the will to fight ！可以些许抱怨，但不能丧失斗志！

When Lee invaded the North, his hope was that he could get far enough in, win a great battle, demoralize the Northern will to fight, and then there would be pressure on Lincoln to stop the war.

Some Americans have indeed been expressing doubts: policymakers ask whether British leaders are losing the will to fight, soldiers whether their British counterparts are losing the ability to do so.