It occurred to me that he was trying to conceal something.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

It occurred to me that he was trying to conceal something.

It was clear what he meant to do.

He assumed that the man was hiding something from him.

He would have his own way.

He made it clear that the idea was foolish.

He speculated who might have done it [what might happen].

I am afraid something unforeseen has happened to him.

Who would have thought that he would become a judge?

I set him free out of pity.

I discerned that he was plotting something.

The thought just occurred to me that he might be lying.

It's obvious what he's trying to do.

It was clear what he was trying to go.

He wrote a fine description of what happened there.

It was entirely by chance that I found out what he was doing.

What he did next was quite a surprise to me.

He had solved a similar one before.

Whether he will come at all is doubtful.

He was stupefied to realize what was happening.

I believe that he gave up on that.

He must have done it at somebody's instigation.

He anticipates that he will be in trouble.

He stopped to see what the matter was.

I consider that he gave up on that.

I take it that he abandoned hope for that.

He was panting to have a go at it.

He went abroad without any definite plan―with no definite idea.

He seemed to be embarrassed by the situation.

When he is set a task, he tries to evade it on some excuse or other―on some pretext or other.

He found them on her own head.