例句與造句

1. Friedan described this as " The Problem That Has No Name ".
2. Steinem was there, and Betty Friedan, who'd written of " the problem that has no name ."
3. In 1963, Betty Friedan described the lack of fulfillment experienced by housewives as " the problem that has no name ."
4. Back in the dark ages, which is to say in 1963, Betty Friedan zeroed in on " the problem that has no name ."
5. Now Philipson adds an important new twist : " The woman who is married to her job can be seen as suffering from a problem that has no name ."
6. It's difficult to find problem that has no name in a sentence. 用problem that has no name造句挺難的
7. In 1963 another literature pertaining to equality feminism arose, with Betty Friedman s " The Feminine Mystique " in which she discussed " the problem that has no name ", being the widespread unhappiness of women in the 1950s.
8. Betty Friedan in " The Feminine Mystique " _ argued that beneath the contented exterior of the salaryman and his stay-at-home wife lurked an anomie that Ms . Friedan called " the problem that has no name ."
9. In " The Feminine Mystique " ( 1963 ), Betty Friedan refers to one of those issues as " the problem that has no name " . " The Women's Room " encompasses many ideas central to this movement, and Mira experiences much of the dissatisfaction common to housewives, discussed in " The Feminine Mystique ."