Sentence examples similar to impute fault from inspiring English sources
Nor you, ye Proud, impute to these the fault If Memory o'er their tomb no trophies raise, Where through the long-drawn aisle and fretted vault The pealing anthem swells the note of praise.
If, in spite of this, mediocrity shows in her acts and deeds, it strikes me as an absurd anomaly, to be imputed to the faults of Frenchmen, not to the genius of the land...
If, in spite of this, mediocrity shows in her acts and deeds, it strikes me as an absurd anomaly, to be imputed to the faults of Frenchmen, not to the genius of the land..
She said in an interview that the quality of judgment during the crisis was the real issue and that one need not impute evil motives to find fault.
Stephens observes this from the vantage point of a columnist on The Financial Times, which is perhaps the most scrupulous of London papers, occasionally high-minded to a fault in its disinclination to impute any base motive whatever to the country's rulers.
In effect, the Washington spy hearings impute guilt by association.
The investor's fault: your fault.
