He was greatly respected, while his son was as much despised.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He was greatly respected, while his son was as much despised.

He was greatly respected; while his son was as much despised.

Ill‐treatment indisposed him toward his boss.

His cold behavior made him many enemies.

He was well [badly] treated by his uncle.

His opponent's arrogant attitude increased his fighting spirit.

I could not stand his arrogance any longer, so I gave him what was coming to him.

He was laboring under a severe (name) recognition problem.

He's too tender of his honor.

He behaved with all his usual indecisiveness.

Some of his students admired him, and others despised him.

His character was soiled by serious crimes.

His insolent attitude repels [revolts] me.

He was overwhelmed with a sense of self-disgust.

His nephew was brought up to be modest and considerate.

Much as I admire him as a writer, I don't like him as a man.

He was a (mere) wreck of his former self.

He was such a bright boy others admired him.

He had an intense hatred of his teacher.

Hardship warped his disposition.

Such was his pride that he could not bring himself to ignore the insult.

He had the gratification of knowing that he had done his best.

He found himself in an awkward [a delicate] position.

I was shocked that he could be so careless.

He worked hard to redeem himself for his failure.

They quarreled in a most unseemly [a quite scandalous] way over the property left by him.

His fiery sermon made [won] many converts to his faith.

His courage [heart, spirits] sank (into his boots).

None of his subordinates thinks badly of him, though he often berates them. I wonder if he has some sort of personal magnetism.

He contrived to get himself disliked.