Sentence examples for abiding fault from inspiring English sources

Johnson's abiding fault has long been a lack of confidence.

"Changeling" is beautifully wrought, but it has the abiding fault of righteously indignant filmmaking: it congratulates us for feeling what we already feel — in this case, contempt for psychiatry used as coercion and for long-discredited male-chauvinist attitudes.

There was an abiding strangeness.

Bodies such as these are, to varying degrees, extorting admissions of fault from law-abiding companies and changes in policy from democratically elected governments.

Candid to a fault, she acknowledges that her abiding images of the South were dominated by bleeding civil rights marchers and snarling police dogs, and that "Mississippi" is a blood-chilling word.

Poverty is an abiding theme.

That's one abiding memory.

A — An abiding faith.

His abiding passion was Persian poetry.

He also has abiding passion for barbecue.

But theater remains an abiding interest.