I am not such a fool but can appreciate it.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

I can't stand such wild arraignment.

I cannot help laughing at my folly.

It is beyond someone [a man] like me.

It is an impossibility to me to brazen it out―brave it out―after his fashion.

I am not much of a soft-soaper.

I don't care about the matter, but the others will have it so!

I'm afraid you greatly overrate my good nature.

It is not in my nature to be so cruel.

I can't forgive people who have no manners.

Everything goes wrong with me

Everything goes against me.

I don't like kicking somebody when he is down.

I cannot afford any carelessness now.

I'm no saint, but I would never play such a dirty trick on you.

Thrift is alien to my nature.

It's not (in) my nature to be cruel.

I instinctively cannot accept that person.

I won't bow the neck to anyone.

I know better （than to do such a thing）.

I won't take this insult lying down

I know better than to quarrel.

I can not marry the man I love.

I make nothing of such matters―make light of such matters.

So you don't like me anymore.

I'm chicken.

I'm a coward.

I can't stand those goody-goody types.

I reflected and found that I am not a responsible adult.

I'd like to be helpful, but I'm afraid I'm not good enough for this.

I have neither time nor money for that.