They looked on him as a great scholar.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

They regarded him as a good scholar.

They looked on him as a great scholar.

They regarded him as a good scholar.

They looked on him as a great judge.

They all had a great esteem for his learning.

They looked on him as a great judge.

They looked on him as a great judge.

They regarded him as a great scholar.

They found his claim reasonable.

What he learned there stood him in good stead later.

He wanted to be in the spotlight.

People thought him a great scholar.

People thought him to be a great scholar.

You can imagine his surprise.

He made no attempt to disguise his hostility.

I suppose it's the child in him that made him do a thing like that.

They played him for a fool.

It is natural that he should have been surprised.

He dressed himself carefully in his Sunday best.

He had [enjoyed] a great deal of prestige as dean on the School.

His judgment carries great weight with them.

He strove after honor.

Most people supposed him (to be) innocent.

He was elated at the news.

They viewed her as a nuisance.

I have seen something of his work.

He looked for a key all over the shop.

I soon got to know him better.

How little he knows of the world!

He found that teaching was his calling.