There be some fautes wyth you thoughe thou se them, be wyse of this especyall that thou neuer gyue hym foule wordes in the chambre, or inbed but be sure that all thynges there bee full of pastyme and pleasure.
Now it is more tyme to redresse fautes then to fynd fautes.
It was tyme to consyder what hisfautes were for a women shold not only take her husbande by the eyes but by the eares.
Proprietie is when in wryting and pronunciacion ther be nofautes committed, but thynges done as they shulde be.
Hytherto be referred the fautes of euil pronouncing certein letters, & of to much gapyng, or contrarye of speakyng in the mouth.
Finally two fautes are cõmitted in euerye language, whereby it is not pure: Barbarisme, and Solecisme.
For of all men, sayth Plutarchus, he ought to be innocent and haue the lyfe vnculpable, that wolde reprehende the fautes of other.
And besyde these fautes he was a great folysshe babler / and ryght foule mouthed / and ful of debate and stryfe / car- rynge alwayes agaynste the heddes and wyse men of the armye.
This done / let hym reherce some other that haue be forgyuen greaterfautes than this is.
The ordinary meaning of the expression, used figuratively, is fautes de conduite.
We fynd in writyng that great Alexander lerned certeine fautes of hys master Leonides, whyche he could not leaue when he was well growẽ vp, and a great Emperour.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fautes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
