Sentence examples for fault it on from inspiring English sources

Although Erlewine described "Rain, Tax (It's Inevitable)" as "bizarre," he wrote that "there's really nothing to fault it on, actually," the album is "more ambitious than it needs to be, covers more stylistic territory than any other Dion record, while never abandoning the middle-of-the-road; it's a balancing act that nobody since Barbra Streisand has been able to pull off".

I faulted it on its size, on its focus on TV, and on its short-head approach to games.

Some faulted it on aesthetic grounds, for its incongruous spiffiness in a district of old warehouses.

But the Labour leader taunted a "downgraded government, a downgraded chancellor and a downgraded prime minister" and said of Mr Cameron: "It is his fault, it happened on his watch".

"The litigation of whose fault it is will probably go on forever".

For all the talk: culpable, punishment, law, legislation, "people need to get fired over this" The litigation of whose fault it is will probably go on forever.

Chang echoed the sentiments of The Village Voice in lamenting that the film failed to pursue the premise to "darker, more daring territory" and faulted it for falling back on "over-the-top comic exaggeration".

"It's my own fault… I brought it on myself".

Though Massa was found to be at fault, it was another blemish on the unremarkable 2011 campaign of Hamilton, who has made frequent contact with other drivers, Massa in particular.

But they disagree on whose fault it is that those agreements — years in the making — have still not been approved.

Hamilton would not be drawn on whose fault it was, but suggested he had tried to repair relations between the two drivers before the race.