He was so used to that kind of back-room wheeling and dealing that he didn't feel guilty.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He didn't refuse it because he disliked it.

His conscience would not sanction stealing.

His admission that he was to blame kept the others from being punished.

He was too proud to submit to such treatment.

He showed no gratitude for the kindness done him.

He appeared to be utterly ignorant that he had been rude.

As a man of high integrity, he did not think it right to accept money from questionable sources.

Young as he was, it is not strange that he should have acted so foolishly.

Hunger impelled him to steal.

He refused to commit himself on the subject.

He dismissed the thought as utterly incredible.

He turned a deaf ear to the people's heartrending cries for more freedom.

There is a touch of cold aloofness in his attitude, as though he considers the matter of little importance.

I cannot conceive how he made this mistake.

He could not efface the impression from his mind.

He didn't pay any attention [He paid no attention] to my warning until he had that accident.

He evaded the problem by ignoring it, or rather by leaving it behind him.

He was slow to admit his mistakes.

He was so calm that nothing put him out.

He acted that way only because he did not want to lose his position [solely for the purpose of defending his own interests].

His total disregard for the feelings of others was his condemnation.

He was too frail to play games outdoors.

The news jolted him out of his reverie.

I certainly haven't done anything to earn [incur] his enmity.

the action was not offensive to him but proved somewhat disobliging

He was too cautious to venture upon such a dangerous expedition.

He tried to argue away his mistake.

He would not demean himself to ask for preferential treatment.

He was selfish, reckless, and had no consideration for others.

He persisted in his opinion out of foolish pride.