“I felt very emotional during the service, my lip trembling on several occasions, and I slipped into my usual fault of speaking softly when that happens.”

“All this is much more than an editorial fault, as it constitutes evidence that the author has not thoroughly analyzed his subject.”

“The fault for the company's failure was placed squarely on the shoulders of its board of directors.”

“As it now seems to me, I must have committed the fault of not putting my whole trust in His Majesty.”

“Any interference with the balance could lead to an alteration of the fabric's characteristics, which, in turn, could lead to a fault in the fabric.”

“Critics have chosen to fault leaders for failing to present alternatives.”