Sentence examples for mere fault from inspiring English sources

Which is to say, the generic quality of "S". is no mere fault of the writing but derives to some extent from the aim of the novel itself.

Some critics have called the work mere propaganda, and others fault its construction.

The actress goes for characterization where the playwright provided a mere sketch; not her fault.

It will just mean I got tired of exercising, and no mere product will be at fault.

Jackson reassures a top artist he is wooing that this setback is not the company's fault but a mere case of "blacklash" -- a boycott by black consumers who resented a white man profiting from rap.

Rockwell was no mere illustrator, though — modest to a fault, he staked no larger claim.

Mockery can commence in a friendship as mere, gentle ribbing of one's faults by way of endearment or genuine affection.

Mr Brush's ranch is a mere 18km (11 miles) from the San Andreas Fault.

The following March, a sympathetic magistrate found the theatre at fault, but handed out a mere £50 fine.

A mere eight miles beneath them, the dreaded Hayward Fault was rupturing.

The smallest faults are here severely punished; the mere idea of a crime is looked upon with as much horror as the crime itself.