TAKOBOTO

even though (it is) ; for
its a cold day for June

Even though he's old, he looks young.

For (eg: even though he is) a rich person, he drives an old car.

It is a cold morning for June.

For a man of seventy he still has surprising vigour.

This hotel is relatively expensive for this town.

This warm weather is abnormal for February.

It was out of the ordinary for Chris to behave so roughly.

You shouldn't count on others for help.

Billy is very tall for his age.

You must not rely too much on appearance.

You are doing well for a cub reporter.

You shouldn't do things by halves.

It goes without saying that Rome was not built in a day.

What do you say calling it a day.

The price is kind of high for a used car.

For a foreigner, his Japanese is very good.

You washed it? Even still, it's not clean, is it?

Without much practice, I think I can still do it well.

Despite being a taxi driver , he doesn't even know the way.

For somebody which makes cakes for the fist time, she did it very well.

Despite being in primary school , this child is studying really good.

He looks surprisingly old for someone in his 20s.

It's a warm day for this jogging for an hour 。

Formation:

V/i/na/N[普通形] + にしては
それにしては

意外な気持ち - An unexpected feeling

hana

I created the entry [tehaikenai] for the にしてはいけない examples sentences. I moved Ex #3519, #3521, #3522, #3524, #3525, #3527 and #3528 to this new entry. They became #6770, #6771, #6772, #6773, #6774, #6775 and #6776 respectively. I found the way to conserve Dbxさん as author in the new entry. I changed Ex #3519, #3522, #3525 and #3527 to fit the [nishiteha] entry. Is it too much contribution?

赤毛

X にしてはいけない must mean, "Even though you are doing X, that's not okay."

adamstudio

I think there are two types of にしては mixed up in these examples.

bamboo4

closer to "wari ni" than "nimokakawarazu"

dc

I think the にしてはいけない examples sentences don't belong here.

halx

Meaning: contrary to one's (natural) expectation

halx

I also agree that the にしてはいけない examples should be moved.

hana

I don't understand "乱魔ﾉ" in [ex #3520]. Perhaps it means "乱麻の"? I don't understand the English translation of [ex #3530] and [ex #3531]. Perhaps an alternative translation for にしては is despite (Ex: despite being a foreigner, his Japanese is very good. ).

赤毛