Sentence examples for grave faults from inspiring English sources
'I understand it: he had some very grave faults in his make-up.
But America has not admitted its grave faults in Iraq, or made an example of any of those most responsible.
Also, as long as I steer clear of "grave faults" other than having heretical religious opinions, I should be O.K. come Judgment Day.
The first phase of the inquiry, begun in the summer of 2003 and completed in July 2004, identified grave faults in the C.I.A.'s analysis of the threat posed by Mr. Hussein.
But if it did not take place, that would have been a grave fault.
Mr Perlstein devotes long chapters to Reagan's life before politics, showing just how passionately the future president needed to believe that pessimism was a grave fault, because everything would work out "gloriously" in the end.The America of 1976 was not quite ready to elect someone of such optimism.
For if a given individual rejects the Christianity brought to him through the Church's preaching, even then we are still never in any position to decide whether this rejection as it exists in the concrete signifies a grave fault or an act of faithfulness to one's own conscience.
The older methods do not give the surgeon a good view of the acetabulum; but their gravest fault is that it is impossible to maintain free drainage for more than a very short time.
In contrast another, genuinely grave, flaw is entirely his own fault.
Francis has in fact said he wants to decentralize authority and increase collegiality, and he met last week Oct . 30) with leaders of the Old Catholics and told them that there have been "grave sins and human faults" on both sides.
