Sentence examples for it has faults from inspiring English sources
Picture Me Gone is not detailed, it is simple, and it has faults.
It has faults, of course – a few of the songs are a verse and bridge too long (noticeably Nowhere Man), and most of them audibly slow down, which may have been something to do with the smoky studio atmosphere.
He is nonetheless engagingly willing to concede that it has faults and keen to see them corrected.A Timesman through and through, he started out on his career with the newspaper as a campus correspondent at Columbia, and former colleagues still recall, with awe, his drive and his relentless ambition to get his name on its masthead.
As a play it has faults: Raine seems to have stuffed in every thought she's ever had, whether on the battle of the sexes or the competiveness that corrodes, and the flashbacks with dad are sometimes awkward, as if they belong in an entirely different play.
No, China doesn't have the racial component perhaps quite as much, but it has fault lines, for example between country and city.
It had faulted Mr. Franks for his record on water quality, wetlands protection and suburban sprawl.
The government said it had faulted Live Nation for failing to live up to a provincial law's requirement that a building or structure support "any loads that may be applied to it".
It undoubtedly has faults.
