Sentence examples for seen as a fault from inspiring English sources

In France, fizz would have been seen as a fault.

This being usually seen as a fault, the word serves chiefly as a term of abuse.

"The long sequences of arias without ensembles in Baroque opera used to be seen as a fault.

The technique is classic propaganda, of the kind disseminated through the third world by the Communists during the cold war: seizing on what Americans see as a fault or tragic mistake, like racial segregation in the 1950's or the killing of innocent civilians in Vietnam, and recasting it as a malicious defining characteristic of an evil society.

And we each have been stripped of our empathy, mistaking whatever we see as a fault in a person for the totality of their being and common humanity.

The comic's focus on Ruwan and Myra's subplot was also seen as a major fault: Comics Bulletin's Geoff Collins, in a review of the second issue, said that "as a comic book fan I'm interested [in Ruwan and Myra], but the Halo fans I know could [sic] care less about them.

Compounded by other issues such as low pay, enforced mobility and clashes with family life, the broken career structure is seen as a major fault-line which, if not addressed, will endanger UK science.

In Moscow, however, the change in stance was seen as reflecting a fault line in the government over economic policy.

The response of the main fault is seen as a collection of weak fibers attached to the fault boundaries displaced apart by a distance D because of hydraulic pressure increase.

As a novel signal processing method, empirical Wavelet Transform (EWT) is used to extract inherent modulation information by decomposing signal into mono-components under an orthogonal basis, which is seen as a powerful tool for mechanical fault diagnosis.

The case has put culinary traditions of Asian immigrants into conflict with state laws, showing what some see as a cultural fault line in the state's population.