He knew nothing bad about him, but he felt something evil.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He knew nothing bad about him, but he felt something evil.

He did nothing wrong; all the same he was severely punished.

He didn't have the decency to admit that he was wrong.

I sickened to see what he had done.

Although he was wrong, he didn't say he was sorry.

That he did such a terrible thing is certain.

The bad news completely upset him.

He acknowledged that he was in the wrong.

He felt [looked] seedy.

He recompensed good with evil.

It made him uneasy that someone might find out any second what he was hiding.

He admitted having done wrong.

It made him uneasy that someone might find out any second what he was hiding.

He consoled himself with the thought that it might have been worse.

He acknowledged his faults.

He was terrified of being scolded about it.

He looked somewhat [rather] embarrassed.

He disliked anything that was out of the ordinary.

He was in a bad mood, which was rare for him.

He has done every evil deed in his power―left no evil deed undone―completed the list of crimes―filled up the measure of crimes―run through the catalogue of crimes―ranged over the whole gamut of crime.

He acknowledged his fault.

He said he was in fault

He has acknowledged himself in the wrong.

He acknowledged himself to be in fault

He made a careless mistake, as is often the case with him.

It stands to reason that he felt uneasy.

He felt badly about the spiteful remark.

he kept wondering profanely why everything bad happened to him

He lost everything that he held dear.

He wished to atone for the wrong he had done.