例句與造句

1. By 946, Southern Tang's emperor Chen Jue to Fu to try to persuade Li Renda to do so.
2. Xu Zhigao had the official Chen Jue, whose abilities he regarded highly, serve on Xu Jingqian's staff, to assist him.
3. Zhong, who was friendly with Li Deming and who wanted to avenge Li Deming, used this opportunity to accuse Song, Li Zhenggu, and Chen Jue of collaborating to have Song usurp the throne.
4. With Chen Jue, then chief of staff, and his deputy Li Zhenggu ( Ng?_ 銼 ), long disliking Li Deming and Sun, Chen and Li Zhenggu enticed Wang into giving a different report than Li Deming.
5. Further, Chen Jue, who was then Li Jing's chief of staff, and Chen's deputy Li Zhenggu both had hated both Li Deming and Sun, and therefore enticed Wang into making different assessments than Li Deming about the Later Zhou strength.
6. It's difficult to find chen jue in a sentence. 用chen jue造句挺難的
7. Chen Jue, who was then Li Jing's chief of staff ( " Shumishi " ), volunteered to go to meet Li Hongyi, promising that he would be able to persuade Li Hongyi to give up his semi-independence and go to Jinling to pay homage to Li Jing.
8. Meanwhile, in the frequent feasts that Li Jing had with family members and close associates, Li Jing's close associates Feng Yanji, Feng Yanlu ( 畽?^ o?), Wei Cen ( O洃 \ ), and Chen Jue spent much time in flattery and inappropriate humor, drawing frequent rebukes from the stern Li Jingda.
9. However, the Southern Tang army was hampered by discord  as while Wang Chongwen was the overall commander of the army, the officials Chen Jue, Feng Yanlu, and Wei Cen ( O洃 \ ) all tried to give orders as well, while Liu Congxiao and Wang Jianfeng ( 媠?^
   \ ) were also not obedient of Wang Chongwen's orders.
10. Of all the officials, only the deputy chiefs of staff Chen Jue and Cha Wenhui shall be allowed to report to the emperor; for all others, they shall not be allowed to do so unless summoned . " This greatly shocked the state, and the imperial guard officer Jia Chong ( 葘 ] ) was eventually able to persuade Li Jing to reverse the decision.
11. In 946, Later Tang's successor dynasty Chen Jue and Feng Yanlu ( Feng Yanji's brother ) eventually were badly defeated by Wuyue forces during the Min campaign, causing Wuyue to be able to seize the former Min capital Fu Prefecture ( 弝?], in modern Fuzhou, Fujian ), Han proposed that they be executed, but Li Jing rejected the proposal, only exiling them.
12. It was said, though, that partly as a result of that, Wang's army was bogged down and unable to siege the city effectively  as both Liu and Wang Jianfeng ( 媠?^
    \ ) were arrogant and not following Wang Chongwen's orders, while the civilian officials Chen Jue, Feng Yanlu, and Wei Cen ( O洃 \ ) were also disrupting Wang Chongwen's command structure.