Sentence examples for mean to fault from inspiring English sources

I don't mean to fault this disposition.

"I mean, I don't mean to fault him for saying, 'Why take Rick seriously?' Nobody took Rick seriously".

I don't mean to fault the younger person.

And I do mean, to a fault.

"Critique" means to evaluate or offer an assessment of; it does not mean to find fault with.

As Boxing Illustrated put it: "Many members of the press corps have found ways and means to find fault with Ali – he can't punch, he can't take a punch, he is too flashy, he makes a lot of amateurish mistakes.

This gradient approach particularly applies for the detection of coseismic signals with limited time span (e.g., a few months after the earthquake) of monthly GRACE solutions and potentially provides a means to constrain fault slip models with large-scale gravitational changes from GRACE observations.

Besides criticizing the national mortgage settlement, which was mostly meant to help foreclosed borrowers, Geithner faults a Justice Department mortgage fraud task force as a "good idea, (that) delivered little".

Although extra credit can be extremely helpful, it's not meant to make up for your faults.

I actually feel really relieved, because it means it's not my fault and maybe it was meant to happen.

His decision to set the play in the days just before the Wall Street crash is presumably meant to carry symbolic weight, with the tensions in the Hammers' empty marriage meant to echo, in microcosm, fault lines in the larger culture bred by the boom years.