Three Sentences （４）

Three illustrative sentences of my own composition

　　　　　　　It is inconsiderate of 人 to do　：人が do するのは無神経だ

① It must be inconsiderate of workers to leave some fibreboard containers in the doorway.

② It's very inconsiderate of a driver to accelerate a car when passing close to pedestrians.

③ It's unbelievably inconsiderate of parents to be jealous of their children's happiness.

Today's Writing （１０８）

Difficulities are the beginning of a drama.
Hesitation is the first step for challenge.
Struggle exists to generate inspirational life.

Three Sentences （３）

Three illustrative sentences of my own composition

　　　　　　　struggle with　～と苦闘する、～に取り組む、～に苦しむ

① I've been struggling with my negative attitude.

② I must struggle with not gaining weight even though I cannot lose weight.

③ Japanese home appliance makers are struggling with their loss-making TV business.

Today's Writing （１０７）

Mr. Whitman, who is one of the world's greatest poets, says,
"The greater a necessary reform is, the nobler a reformist's character has to be."

Three Sentences （２）

Three illustrative sentences of my own composition

　　　　　　　try to find ways to do　～する方法を模索する

① I've been trying to find ways to improve my English speaking skills.

② How long have you been trying to find ways to make enough time to read books?

③ We may have to try to find ways to get along with wild plants and animals.

Today's Writing （１０６）

Japanese photographer Mr. Yoshikazu Shirakawa, who issued a photo collection of
"Eternal Japan", gives young people a suggestion.

"Try looking at the rising sun after you get up early in the morning and looking at
the setting sun in the evening, and you will be able to think about various things."

Three Sentences （１）

Three illustrative sentences of my own composition

　　　　　　　off the charts　：とてつもない、計れないほど大きい

① The damage caused by the 3.11 earthquake and subsequent tsunami is off the charts.

② The air pollution in Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture used to be off the charts.

③ The cash prize from the famous government-run lottery was off the charts.

Today's Writing （１０５）

One of the world's greatest philosophers in history, Plato, says,
"Persons of injustice will never fail to become laughingstock at the end."

Today's Writing （１０４）

Mr. Kouichi Oumi, president of Ishinomaki Hibi Newspaper, says,
"I am not a journalist but a localist."

Localists are those who love their respective local communities
and contribute something to them.

After his firm was submerged by tsunami, he issued six pieces of wall newspaper
and inspired courage in Ishinomaki and spread empathy across the world.