Frankly speaking, he is more of a hypocrite than a patriot.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Frankly speaking, he is more of a hypocrite than a patriot.

With all his faults, he is respected by everybody.

He's inquisitive to the point of rudeness.

In practice, ability counts for more than effort.

In the hierarchy, a cardinal outranks a bishop.

On the contrary, he is very proud.

In spite of all his ease, he is conscious of the distance between him and us.

He has some faults; even so, he is a good man.

Nancy is kind rather than gentle.

He has too many interests, to put it mildly.

I can't say that he's cool even just as flattery.

The balance of public opinion remains in his favor.

He's a very good kabuki actor, but still his performance doesn't match [come up to] that of his father.

That guy acts big, but he's a coward.

He seems to be modest, but quite the contrary―the reverse is the case.

It is better to be Socrates dissatisfied than a pig satisfied.

He has absolutely no respect for other people's feelings.

He is a hedonist and does only what pleases him.

With all his boasting, he is a coward.

Democrats have tended to be more protectionist than Republicans.

He is as great a thinker as ever lived.

It is his credit that he can comprehend men of opposite views.

As a rule, I prefer a comedy to a tragedy.

I liked my uncle‐in‐law better than my real aunt.

But, since he has a laid-back personality, he appears to be irresponsible.

Every nation has its own peculiar character.

It's better to be approximately right than completely wrong.

had a preference for circumlocutious (or circumlocutory) rather than forthright expression

He is a nice man, except that he talks too much.

Easier said than done.