Word: faults
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...president attracted some criticism, but no one could fault his thoroughness. Deans met and learned about parts of Harvard they never knew existed. Vice Presidents and other officials were away for planning retreats...
...think it was obviously a matter ofspeculation," Corlette said. "But I think part ofit was our own damn fault for the way we tried toget the information out as fast as possible...
...meet came at the end of a regular season which only the hypercritical could find fault with. In the nine matches prior to Yale, the squad outscored its opponents 81-3, with perfect 9-0 contests against every other Ivy League school...
...this is exactly the problem. A writer who can make Bernstein's sex life boring is capable of any enormity. Respectful to a fault, but devoid of any spice or sauce, Leonard Bernstein is the kind of passionless hagiography that Leonard Bernstein would have hated...
...that crimes are not committed in a vacuum. "What happened to you in the past is a part of who you are today," she says. However, she adds, "If, in the process, we have made people think that people are not responsible for their lives, then that is a fault." Ever the pioneer, she delivered that opinion last February on a segment entitled Can You Get Away with Murder...