Judging from those facts, Mr Mori must be a wealthy person.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Judging from those facts, Mr Mori must be a wealthy person.

Mr. Harper is quick at [has a gift of] repartee.

Judging from his appearance, he must be a rich man.

That person explores Wilsonian idealism.

“Mr Robinson, I believe?"—“Yes."

Despite the seriousness of his illness, Mr Robinson is in good spirits.

Gordon is interested in the Japanese way of life.

Gordon is interested in Japanese way of life.

In my understanding, Robinson treats this element as secondary.

Keeton wanted to know if this is true.

Watson faced many difficulties during her voyage, including rollover accidents.

Whilst that for which all virtue now is sold, and almost every vice--almighty gold--Ben Jonson

He has extraordinary oratorical power.

He has a rare gift of eloquence.

Big money like this was trouble, and he didn't want any trouble.

Harry aspired to be captain of the team.

With his riches, he should worry about a penny!

The millionaire insisted on acquiring the masterpiece no matter how much it cost.

Perhaps the robin's got a taste for the finer things in life and has become extravagant.

If he had taken my advice, he would now be rich.

Perry obtained precious information from him.

He fantasized that he was Superman.

The guards must keep watch over the jewels.

I supposed him to be rich, but, at his death, he was found to be penniless.

Taro and Jiro's survival touched many people.

Edward looked Kathy in the eye and asked her if she really meant what she said.

this form of conflict is essential to Mann's writing

legendary follower of Robin Hood

If we borrowed money from him, it would give him an opportunity to throw his weight about.

Mr Wilson likes him to play square.