つじつまの合わないことを言わせるの英語

His zeal is worthy of a better cause.

in a frivolously trivial manner

the act of telling a person about one's distress or discontent

a worthless matter

Your remark is in bad taste.

to complain of fancied wrongs

to paint one's action in dark colours

of a person, the state of being absentminded and careless about things

to complain; to grumble

refined sophistication

to severely remonstrate a person

keep your nose out of it

to speak plain

You should not make offensive remark.

a state of being vague and unclear

to talk on indifferent topics

sullenly and reticently

to murmur （at something）

He puts in my mouth words I never used.

at most

speak amiss

They complain of fancied wrongs.

complaining

He trusts to chance for the utterance.

I could not speak in the fulness of my heart―（他動詞構文にすれば）―My heart was too full for words.

not to blame someone for their unfavorable conduct in spite that one notices it

being apologetic

to spread false reports

to say additional remarks

say mean things