Sentence examples for have faulted him from inspiring English sources

Coaches have faulted him for not shooting enough.

Other groups have faulted him for not keeping his manifold campaign promises.

And politicians of all stripes have faulted him for being a poor statesman.

But others have faulted him for the sluggish pace at which change has unfolded.

Dostoyevsky's detractors have faulted him for erratic, even sloppy, prose and what Nabokov, the most famous of the un-fans, calls his "gothic rodomontade".

After he passed his gun-control law, the governor told me rather impatiently that we shouldn't have faulted him for his speed, or for the fact that just three or four men in a closed room negotiated the agreement.

It was replete with biblical and cultural references as Mr. Obama tried to do what many had faulted him for not doing previously, connecting with Israelis on an emotional basis and persuading them that he would defend them if necessary, including against an Iranian nuclear weapon.

Mr. Obama's announcement and subsequent information from the White House and BP was in effect a response to some critics, including normally supportive commentators, who had faulted him the night before for being short on specifics about the disaster in his first address to the nation from the Oval Office.

Diplomats said that General Jetley, who is on leave, was about to be replaced by Mr. Annan, who had faulted him in May for a lack of communication with others in the Sierra Leone mission during a crisis when about 500 peacekeepers had been taken hostage by rebels.

Hillary Clinton has faulted him for the rise of the Islamic State and lacking a strategy.

Some scholars have faulted Josephus' account, accusing him of fictional embroidery and sensationalism.