英語検定ライティング準１級（第613回）

経営陣刷新「誤報を必要以上に非難する話」

彼は会議中に失望感を感じた。何故なら多くの出席者が彼の提案に反対だったからだ。しかし彼は決して自分の意見を変えることはなかった。彼はそれに対して自信があったからだ。ただし準備が十分に足りていないことに痛感せざるを得なかった。
He felt so disappointed during the conference because numerous and countless participants were against his suggestion, in short, most of those present didn’t agree with him, and he couldn’t imagine such affairs, she says.
He had believed that almost all employees around him should have something favorable towards what he said.
However, he wouldn’t change his opinion because he had an absolute and decisive confidence about what he had thought, although he couldn’t but regret that he should have conducted even more preparations in advance.
Simultaneously, he had few coworkers and colleagues to consult with something indispensable when he was in a deadly, lethal and critical situation, which might be one of the causes that he felt lonely and solitary, she knows.
We should have someone friendly at our workplace, and this makes positive contributions to us mentally, he says.

彼はたまに図書館で読書をする。週末にはこどものための行事がある。大人の女性が彼らに物語を読む。当然だが静かな環境とは言えない。しかし彼は嫌いではない。なぜなら彼も似たような経験を持つからだ。そしてその行事は重要だと彼は思う。
He sometimes read a book in the nearby library, where an event for children is held once a month, and several female staffs read a book for small infants, he assumes.
It might be natural that we must endure the environment that we cannot have silence and quietness, but he won’t dislike these affairs because he has several experiences to enjoy the events when he was a small child, he knows.
Simultaneously, these events should be something vital for small children, where they learn about something so important, significant and essential in order to survive this serious period with someone indispensable, he says.
In conclusion, these events cannot fail to make positive contributions to our children in both mental and physical viewpoints and perspectives absolutely, everyone knows.