Sentence examples for quick to fault from inspiring English sources

But some critics were quick to fault Wal-Mart's plans.

Critics were quick to fault Mr. Obama's speech for its lack of specifics.

Environmentalists are quick to fault the Army Corps of Engineers for creating these larger ecological problems, but the essential problem in the Everglades and across the country is our poor local management of water.

Robert: I am not as quick to find fault as when I was younger, and she is the same way.

Consumer and housing groups were quick to find fault with the consent orders, saying they basically allowed the mortgage servicers to police themselves.

He said he was not quick to find fault with the French conception of defamation, which views attacks on honor as a form of assault.

Countless Americans believe in a purity and infallibility of our right to bear arms, and therefore are quick to find fault with those who misuse the right.

An employee who became a loyal friend and confidante of Mrs. Reagan, Mrs. Sawyer complained that the news media were quick to find fault with the first lady.

Having had to endure the reproaches of Jews, or of their own conscience, they demand an impossibly high standard of behaviour from these same Jews, and are quick to find fault and condemn them harshly.

I'm hoping this look into Briohny's life will help us all remember to look for the beauty where we're so quick to see fault.

But today when international crises occur those same folks pushing that patriotic fervor are quick to find fault with our current Commander in Chief.