Surely there is something very faulty in the position you assume here.

They certainly were not faultless; indeed, some of them were very faulty.

The record of these-generallya very faulty and foolish record-wecall history.

My boyhood and youth were, it seems to me, very faulty things.

As you know, I had a very faulty bonding with Sam.

She had nursed her pride till it was very faulty.

The first and very faulty editions of Lorenz are religiously preserved at Harlem.]

I also loved the poor, and was charitable, even while I was so very faulty.

A man may be a very faulty man, and yet be a genuinely good man.

But you are very faulty in censuring and wishing to limit others by your own standard.

Every thing goes badly, and there is something very faulty at the bottom of it all.

Your hiding-place, my dear Watson, was very faulty.

How can it seem anything but very faulty when you judge it only by faulty people?

His ground strokes were very faulty.

Then your intelligence is very faulty.

I had- Ihad ,indeed ,beenvery faulty; my present embarrassments were the natural and just consequences of my misconduct.