Sentence examples for was not faultless from inspiring English sources

In a letter to the BBC Trust, John Whittingdale, the Culture Secretary, called for assurances over the BBC's impartiality, writing that its track record on European matters was "not faultless" and warned of "the potential for unwarranted distortions to informed debate".

Numenius appears to claim even that Plato was not faultless.

3. Mia Farrow was "not faultless as a parent," but, "ironically," her "principal shortcoming with respect to responsible parenting appears to have been her continued relationship with Mr. Allen".

However, our study was not faultless.

Of course, our study was not faultless.

The kit snapped together easy and securely, although the fit wasn't faultless — there was an edge or two that didn't quite sit flush.

And no, this website is not faultless in its design or execution either.

"Tesla is not faultless in this, especially since it suggested the test drive.

Shifting people permanently off the land will be a stern test of Chinese policy planning, which is not faultless.

Hersh's reporting is not faultless -- he never really established, at the time, just how flawed the weapons of mass destruction intelligence truly was, and he allowed himself to accept the conventional wisdom of the early days of the invasion, that the United States would get bogged down because it lacked sufficient troops.

He professed his opinion that Inseminoid "is not faultless by any means", citing a predictable and often "ridiculous" plot as factors detracting from his pleasure in viewing the film.