大人所虑也不无道理
“You have a point.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
也是难免的呀
“That's understandable.”
大人所虑 也不 无道理
“You have a point.”
民女恳请霍大人准许剖尸检验 以找到确凿证据
“Prefect Huo, please authorize an autopsy so I can find solid evidence.”
“I understand your hesitation, but hear me out before you refuse.”
In Chinese hierarchical rhetoric, validating a superior's concern first preserves their authority and face, smoothing the path to deliver a difficult request.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not without reason / makes some sense
A double negative used as a polite, measured concession before offering a counterpoint or follow-up petition.
that which one considers / concerns
Formal, written-register nominalization of 'worry/concern', typically used when addressing superiors respectfully.