Sentence examples for faults of a from inspiring English sources
With neither option now available, the faults of a structurally flawed economy are becoming starker.
Identifying the flaws and faults of a two-state solution has been done many times before.
It had all the advantages and all the faults of a club.
He has all the normal, pretentious faults of a young person reeking of talent, and sometimes he's too self-absorbed.
For three decades Matthews's (1942-97) discursive free verse displayed the attractions and faults of a period style.
As one Australian writer remarked last week, it is absurd to pick over the minor faults of a genius.
If the game disappointed, as baseball often does, it was less the fault of A-Rod than of Andy Pettitte, himself an admitted H.G.H. dabbler.
Hippocrates said it was the fault of a southerly wind.
This was not the fault of a few individuals.
What is wrong is rarely if ever the fault of a single person – but a system.
The strange temperatures clearly are not the fault of a reliance on inefficient HVAC systems.
