Sentence examples for supposed faults from inspiring English sources

Many of the supposed faults in the American system are not abuses, but the products of conscientious choice.

I read it just after my first visit to the museum since its reopening, and I didn't recognise the supposed faults at all.

Unlike Baby Boomers and my fellow Gen Xers who indulge in annual, graduation week denigration of the Millennials for their supposed faults, I am a fan of this generation.

And remember this about those supposed "faults": nobody else magnifies them the way you do, so the sooner you cease worrying about them, the better.

In her memoir, O'Brien says her supposed "fault" was not that she was a woman, but that she was thought "glamorous".

These things are, I suppose, faults.

We see that the single-fault model with M w = 6.6 can explain the observations within the supposed error (σ < 1 mm/year).

Being the man he was, Henry could not suppose the fault to be his.

Supposing a fault occurs at F4 on the DC bus of the positive pole line in the rectifier station, Fig. 12 shows the transient waveforms detected on the positive pole line, and the simulation results are indicated in Table 4.

In 2005, a presidential commission that reviewed the prewar failures of the intelligence on Iraq's supposed weapons programs faulted American intelligence on Iran, saying it included little valuable information from spies.

The coupled networks are supposed to be faulted randomly and perturbed by bounded time delays and disturbances.