It's your own fault for thinking that you remembered how to ice-skate.
There are still things that I am not able to do — create masterpieces, for instance, or be really responsible — for I have the fault of thinking too much about myself and only seeing reality when it is forced upon me and then unsurmountable".
Some conservatives are surely at fault for thinking they can simply exploit this anger, turning it on and then off, at will.
Frischknecht said the clean energy sector "can't be faulted" for thinking the government is ideologically opposed to it.
The two Cs in C. C. Sabathia's name stand for Carsten Charles, but the Yankees cannot be faulted for thinking they mean something else.
Yet Turkish wine lovers, long resigned to buying locally made wine that ranged from uninspired to undrinkable, could not be faulted for thinking that the quality of their country's wine hadn't improved much in the ensuing millenniums.
The digital revolution has now, finally, and perhaps improbably, made it here to this courthouse, State Supreme Court in Manhattan, whose staircase is featured so often on television that some people would not be faulted for thinking it is a stage set for "Law & Order".
No, Eva Mendes is not starring in a biopic of the late Amy Winehouse, but you wouldn't be faulted for thinking it.
As a reader, you wouldn't be faulted for thinking The Hangman's Daughter was a book about, you know, the hangman's daughter: told from her POV, full of her thoughts, her adventures, her dreams and aspirations.
Its goal, according to the preface, is nothing short of conquering the sprawling Internet: WWW may be an acronym for World Wide Web, but no one could fault you for thinking that it stands for wild, wild West.
