Sentence examples for faults to find from inspiring English sources
Despite its revisions, the Chicago critics had faults to find with "Zoot Suit".
There could, after all, be few more serious faults to find in a structure as big as the further education sector than that those reputedly responsible for colleges don't know what their responsibilities are.
There are plenty of faults to find here – I could live without the gypsy girl from the circus background with the inevitable flashing eyes and hot temper, for instance – but it is striking how cleverness and attractiveness are yet to cleave apart in characterisation of these young women.
As Nancy is writing Pursuit in March 1945, we learn from her letters that "[t]he book must be a success as I'm living on my savings and they must be replenished!" We also hear in September 1945 that "The Col thinks [the book] is more serious than Brideshead - though he has many faults to find.
Also with few faults to find, though with far lighter notes and set in a land where the sun can get through, was Goliath, the big new venture from David E Kelley, showrunner behind Ally McBeal, LA Law and the vastly dry and underrated Boston Legal.
Trench studies have been done at the Nukumi (Yoshioka et al., 2001), Neodani (Miyakoshi et al., 1988; Kumamoto et al., 1992; Sato et al., 1992; Awata et al., 1999), and Umehara (Okada et al., 1992; Awata et al., 1999) faults to find the timings of paleofaulting and the recurrence interval of each fault.
Perhaps it will be his fault to find himself in such an uncomfortable position.
And why would she have been equipped with a hatchet before she even knew there was any fault to find?
We have no fault to find with these formulations, which are necessary to the daily miracle of bringing journalistic order out of chaos.
We have no fault to find with these formulations, which are necessary to the daily miracle of bringing journalistic order out of chaos..
And I have no fault to find with the performers: Robert Lonsdale as the doggedly withdrawn Prewitt, Ryan Sampson as the breezily opportunist Maggio, Darius Campbell as Warden and Rebecca Thornhill as the captain's wife.
