Sentence examples for is to fault from inspiring English sources

-- is to fault an apple for not being an orange.

When ice starts falling from skyscrapers, as happened on Wednesday in New York, the temptation is to fault the modern architect, who is often viewed as long on aesthetic vision but short on practical details.

To quibble overly about a lack of spiky originality in Mr. Maw's music is to fault the opera for what it's not rather than to acknowledge it for what it is.

The tendency among the many PR operatives who work for the likes of Comcast and AT&T (and who have been especially active this month denouncing Crawford's book on Amazon and in other media) is to fault excessive regulations: If only we unchained the invisible hand of the marketplace, they argue, then the American Internet would be numero uno.

And when the sales figures drop, the labels will probably conclude that online piracy (not draconian copy-protection) is to fault, and I wouldn't be surprised if they introduced even more problematic copy-protection mechanisms as a result.

Sometimes, as it's been pointed out to me, that can be to fault.

He is, to a fault, a modest man.

I know what the cure is to my faults.

If he is to be faulted, it must be for some other reason.

The next step is to find all faults which are non-redundant.

Ethically, Darfur is Dying is hard to fault.