Sentence examples for Fastidious to a fault from inspiring English sources

Redesdale, fastidious to a fault, later couldn't bear the brain-damaged Unity's table manners, or indeed her incontinence: he eventually moved hundreds of miles away to escape.

But in Buell's introduction one learns that Henry James, fastidious to a fault, gave De Forest's ideal the jolly nickname of "the G.A.N.," while William Dean Howells placed it in the same category as other quested-for chimeras, announcing that "the great American novel, if true, must be incredible".

Generous, to a fault.

PH: To a fault.

Generous, to a fault.

"To a fault, to my detriment.

It was Greenberg's, to a fault.

It is casual, almost to a fault.

I'm reflective to a fault.

And I do mean, to a fault.

And Faygo is mainline to a fault.