I scorn to censure little flaws!

To fasten on some technical flaw in his procedure was precisely in keeping with the rest of the acts of the opposition.

Its exterior design is good; and if the stone of its facade had been of a better qualityhad contained fewer flaws and been more closely jointedit would have merited one of our best architectural bows.

All this morning, until noon, We had baffling winds, and sudden flaws Struck the sea with their cat's-paws.

Allowing for possible defects in my previous reasoning against Hill's story, admitting that an adroit prosecuting counsel may be able to buttress up some of the weak points, allowing that you may have other circumstantial evidence supporting your case, that is the fatal flaw in your chain: because of Birchill's statement on his return to the flat no jury in the world ought to convict him.

In nineteen cases out of twenty there are glaring flaws that have to be overlooked; or else the pattern is so involved that the mind's eye cannot follow it, and becomes bewildered and fatigued.

As if great Atlas from his height Should sink beneath his heavenly weight, And with a mighty flaw, the flaming wall (At once it shall), Should gape immense, and rushing down, o'erwhelm this nether ball; So swift and so surprising was our fear: Our Atlas fell indeed, but Hercules was near.

His acute perception of the slightest flaw in a document, or imperfection in evidence, always attracted notice in the courts he attended.

I think that this observation explains the cause of many obscure flaws found in castings, sometimes causing them to break when subjected to quite moderate strains.

But there was no outward flaw in the friendship until Anne ascended the throne in 1702,not even for several years after.

But then it did as to years and the colour of the hair; and it was not this gentleman's habit, as he informed me, to squabble about trifles, or to let a man's neck out of the halter for a pretended flaw of a few inches in his stature.

" FitzGerald's selections are made with the skill and judgment we should expect from a critic of so fine a taste, but it may be doubted whether any degree of skill could have quite atoned for one radical flaw in his method.

However, if this be soand I seem to see it quite clearlythen in that White scheme is a singular flaw: at one point, it is obvious, that elaborate Forethought fails: for I have a free willand I refuse, I refuse.

My lord, take heart; no doubt this stormy flaw, That Neptune sent to cast us on this shore, Shall end these discontentments at the last.

If Crewe had not succeeded in destroying Rolfe's conviction that the murderer of Sir Horace Fewbanks had been caught, he had pointed out sufficient flaws in the police case to shake Rolfe's previous assurance of the legal conviction of Birchill for the crime.

But the trivial flaws I have mentioned need cause No concern; I am certain that you Will approve of my choice, Geraldine, and rejoice In the thought that our haven's in view.

Don Juan is in scope and magnitude a far wider work; but no considerable series of stanzas in Don Juan are so free from serious artistic flaw.

A short time ago the bursting of a funnel-casing on board the finest and strongest ship that ever was built, on her trial trip, destroyed several lives and put several hundreds in jeopardynot from any undetected flaw in her new and untried worksbut from a tap being closed which ought not to have been closedfrom what every child knows would make its mother's tea-kettle burst.

The other three provinces having by this time received plantations, the Connaught landowners were naturally not slow to perceive the use that might be made of so awkward a technical flaw.

From some casual flaws in the back of these plates, it may be seen that the body of them is red earthenware in one, and grayish brown in the other, and of rather a coarse quality.

Is it not probable that in the process of casting, little drops of molten metal are sometimes splashed out of the stream, which immediately solidify and become coated with a skin of oxide, then falling back into the stream of rapidly cooling metal, they do not remelt, neither do they weld or amalgamate with the mass, owing to this protective coating, thus forming dangerous flaws in the casting?

This flaw in the Syllogism was first pointed out by Mr. Alfred Sidgwick. (e) The formal Syllogism, moreover, conceals another formal flaw.

It is a grave flaw in the construction of Mr. Granville Barker's otherwise admirable play Waste, that it should open with a long discussion, by people whom we scarcely know, of other people whom we do not know at all, whose names we may or may not have noted on the playbill.

In spite of manifest flaws, the nine stanzas beginning "It is the hush of night," have enough in them to feed a high reputation.

He had comprehended Rush without one momentary flaw of resentment.