'fault me' is not correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase 'blame me' instead. For example: "I know I messed up, so you can blame me for that."
"You can fault me for being human," Testaverde said.
It's nothing that you can fault the Blazers for or fault me for.
I'm the widowed mother of one, and there's no one in the world who would fault me for keeping him close.
(I would bet that the posters who fault me for referencing dissenting opinions cite with approval Justice Stevens's dissent in Citizens United and hope that it will eventually become law).
Would anybody fault me if this recap was just Elsbeth quotes?
You subscribe to the religion of white supremacy, read from the catechisms of racecraft, and fault me for not being a believer.
Bilton faulted me for condemning a tool (Twitter) that I hadn't even used, and other media powerhouses — Romenesko, Jack Shafer — cheered him on.
Bilton faulted me for condemning a tool (Twitter) that I hadn't even used, and other media powerhouses Romenesko, Jack Shafer cheered him on.
Never in 10 years of reporting in post-Soviet Russia — including during the eight years I spent living here and covering the war in Chechnya — have the authorities faulted me for something with such grave consequences.
I felt comfortable posting blurry shots from a pulsing dance floor at 3 in the morning, and no one ever faulted me for showing them what I ate for lunch - that was the entire point of the service.
Ta-Nehisi Coates of the Atlantic, whose blog I read regularly and admiringly, faulted me for my quick dismissal of Elizabeth Alexander's work, and for making too much of what will be far from the dullest or most pompous moment of the ceremony.
