Sentence examples for faults seem to be from inspiring English sources

Ms. Eaglen's faults seem to be as much of concentration as of technique.

Why has this daughter of a mediocre mother and an admired father -- whose worst faults seem to be dictating letters to his daughter and mistakenly running over the family dog -- taken so radical a path?

Therefore, these faults seem to be inactive of late and they may not be related to the faulting of the 1771 Meiwa Tsunami.   5.

Therefore, these faults seem to be inactive lately and they may not be related to the faulting of the 1771 Meiwa Tsunami.

Therefore, these faults seem to be inactive of late and they may not be related to the faulting of the 1771 Meiwa Tsunami.

The across-arc depressions with a number of normal faults seem to be formed by extension due to backarc extensional rifting of the Okinawa Trough and the trench retreating as suggested by Eguchi (2017).

Galloway, for all his faults, seems to be one of very few people in British politics who really understand this.

As happens in car wrecks, every actor reacts, and even those who are most at fault seem to be bystanders at the general catastrophe.

"It's all the president's fault" seems to be the theme of a tour led by Senator John McCain this week of states with a large military presence.

This time the fault seems to be that of Michelin, with the company's own website reportedly showing part of the 2013 list on Thursday morning, a week before the official release.

Her one fault seems to be that she always reads the ending first, which, of course, the reader of this book can do without even turning to Page 323 because there is only one possible conclusion to a book that on Page 7 says, "Let me go back to the beginning, or rather the beginning of the end, to before Mom's diagnosis, when she started to get sick and we didn't know why".