There is not much in it; but, faute de mieux, it may do very well.
Why did you not say, 'Miss Adair, I want you to dance with me faute de mieux?'
"Most women make fools of themselves over some animal, faute de mieux," she said lightly.
A few weeks ago you deemed us tolerable company, faute de mieux, perhaps.
It has occurred to me that, faute de mieux, Hobart's office might facilitate such a plan.
They adopt the habit, as Krafft-Ebing himself says, faute de mieux.
The quarrel was in its way and faute de mieux a pleasure to both of them, which they were unwilling to relinquish.
It was a "faute de mieux," in which one would give an honest day's work, and no more.
Only a very high vacuum—this was the idea Rose seemed to be getting at—might be expected, faute de mieux, to tolerate Bertie.
The waiters, having lost control, bring you dishes you have not ordered, but you graciously accept them faute de mieux.
