It is wrong to put down his efforts to get better.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

It is wrong to put down his efforts to get better.

I must hasten to add that I do not mean to blame him.

It is absurd trying to persuade him.

It's better not to meddle in his affairs.

It is impossible to speak too severely of his conduct.

He'll never achieve anything unless he works harder.

Hell never achieve anything unless he works harder.

He shrinks at nothing to achieve his ends.

That would give him an excuse for his idleness.

It'll take a lot to make him change his mind.

I'm tired of all his complaints.

He's hard to please.

He is hard to please.

He imagines himself to be right.

He is a square peg in a round hole.

He is quite unfitted for the post.

So far from praising him, I must positively blame him.

This is not troublesome for him but rather convenient for him.

It is useless to try to persuade him to agree.

Is there no way to convince him of his error?

It is he who is to blame.

So far from praising him, I must positively blame him.

his fumbling attempt to put up a shelf

The poor fellow is doing his best. It is unreasonable to expect more

You can not, in reason, expect more.

He has no right [business] to do that.

You shouldn't let him get away with cheating.

It ill befits him to do…

I have to do my best with his part too.

His pride wouldn't allow him to do such a mean thing.