にしては

にしては is used to compare something to what would be expected for that category or standard, often expressing surprise or contrast. It marks that, given the identity or typical behavior of the subject, the actual situation is unexpected or weaker/stronger than typical. It’s commonly used to talk about people, groups, or things with a certain status, age, or category and to note that the result doesn’t fit the usual expectation for that category. It can carry a nuance of judgment or evaluation toward the thing being described.