Sentence examples for going to fault from inspiring English sources

I'm never going to fault a guy for being aggressive, to trust his instincts.

"He's a liberal lion, I'm not going to fault him on that," Mr. Morgan said.

And no one was going to fault anybody for avoiding THAT.

I'm not going to fault Bob for taking advantage of a loony rule, but I just wouldn't do it.

"I'm never going to fault the players for effort and work-rate - that's a given when they put that jersey on.

So I'm not going to fault "Boston" for offering up a big ol' "Who cares?" shrug.

While these variations do well with Stampe-type objections (because it is not the purpose of a belief that one is going to double fault to cause a double fault), they nonetheless would seem to be subject to objections by those who think that beliefs in the good can also perform their functions by moving one to act.

"I am not going to place fault," said Psaki.

She denied that Washington had been partly to blame for the breakdown in relations after conflicting messages about the US role appeared to be relayed to Kabul on Tuesday, saying: "I am not going to place fault.

While political realities do place limits on Obama's options to create more jobs, voters are not going to find fault with the president for fighting joblessness.

"Conservatively, one should assume that no matter where you drill, the basement is going to have faults that could rupture".