As great a scientist as he is, he lacks common sense.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

As great a scientist as he is, he lacks common sense.

Great scientist as he is, he lacks common sense.

He is a scientist many students try to follow.

People thought him a great scholar.

People thought him to be a great scholar.

He's as great a scientist as ever lived.

He studied very hard to become a scientist.

He is said to be a great scientist.

Such scientists as Einstein are rare.

Hope of becoming a scientist is his incentive to work hard.

Most scientists think little of his finding.

He was a great scientist if ever there was one.

He is a good scholar, to be sure, but he is lacking in common sense.

He doesn't show any interest in science.

It's just pseudoscience.

He's a great scientist.

He is a great scientist.

A true scientist wouldn't think like that.

A true scientist would not think like that.

I consider him a great scientist.

He is absorbed in scientific work.

He is famous as a scientist.

He is keen on science.

He applied himself to this scientific study.

He said he wanted to be a scientist.

He's at home in all the sciences.

It is a premature judgment―a hasty conclusion―to think that, because a man is a scholar, he must be wanting in common sense.

He's hot on [in] science.

He devoted his life to the study of science.

He won eminence as a scientist.